(WASHINGTON, DC.) — A new Gallup poll was released on Thursday, indicating that civic pride in the United States remains at a record low.
A 39% share of U.S. adults identified as “extremely proud” to be American, a number that’s barely shifted since last year. Some 4% of Americans consider themselves “not at all” proud of their nationality.
Gallup first began asking this question in January 2001, when 55% of respondents were extremely proud to be American. Civic pride peaked shortly after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, spiking to about 70% between ‘02 and ‘04.
The strongest demographic divides are party ID and age, with Gallup’s selected highlights including the following:
- 39% extremely proud to be American essentially unchanged from low of 38%
- 67% of U.S. adults extremely or very proud to be American
- 60% of Republicans, 33% of independents, 29% of Democrats extremely proud
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