Global Poll Reveals Overwhelming Backing for Arming Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan

A poll commissioned by the Ronald Reagan Institute found strong public support for arming Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan. The survey, conducted by Beacon Research and Shaw & Co., revealed that 59% of respondents support U.S. military aid for Ukraine, while 30% oppose it. Support for arming Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan increased when framed within the context of the Reagan doctrine, which promises to support allies against aggressors. The poll also found that 77% of respondents favored increased military spending, and 67% expressed concern that congressional budget cuts could reduce military capabilities. Additionally, the survey showed that only 41% of respondents favored U.S. military intervention in Mexico to counter drug cartels, while 46% opposed it.