Heading into the Fourth of July, headlines drew attention to what appears to be a disturbing trend: a marked decline in the ...

National National pride in the U.S. has declined sharply, Gallup survey finds Democrats largely drove the drop, while Republicans’ level of national pride kept steady.

In the wake of the Independence Day holiday weekend, new polling indicates many Americans are struggling to feel optimistic ...

Republicans' level of pride typically registers above 90%, reaching 92% this year. This number exceeded last year’s 84%. According to Gallup, these changes in pride may have occurred during a ...

A Gallup poll reveals record-low American pride, with only 58% feeling extremely or very proud, showing a significant partisan divide as Democrats' pride drops from 62% to 36% in 2025.

American pride has reached historic lows, according to recent polling data from Gallup. A record-low 58% of U.S. adults say they are “extremely” (41%) or “very” (17%) proud to be an ...

A new Gallup survey shows declining patriotism across generations, with Gen Z showing the lowest levels of national pride, as overall American pride hits a record-low ahead of July 4.

A new Gallup Poll revealed that national pride has largely decreased among younger generations, a trend that is increasingly aligned with Democrats losing patriotism. Only 41% of Generation Z said ...

Getting ready for the great celebration next year of America’s 250th anniversary, Gallup serves up sobering data. Per polling just released by Gallup, only 58% of Americans now say they are “extremely ...

America has a major problem: nearly half of Americans — 42% — don’t believe in America. According to Gallup, just 58% of adults say they are either “extremely” or “somewhat” proud to be American. That ...

In 2018, 10% of U.S. adults said they had little or no national pride. In January 2001, when Americans were first asked how proud they were, 87% said extremely or very proud.