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A poll by the Ronald Reagan Institute reveals a significant generational divide in perceptions of China as a threat, with 93% of older Americans concerned compared to 62% of younger Americans. Overall, concern about China remains high nationally, but younger voters exhibit different views on U.S. foreign policy, indicating potential shifts as they become a larger part of the electorate.
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A poll by the Ronald Reagan Institute reveals a significant generational divide in perceptions of China as a threat, with 93% of older Americans concerned compared to 62% of younger Americans. Overall, concern about China remains high nationally, but younger voters exhibit different views on U.S. foreign policy, indicating potential shifts as they become a larger part of the electorate.
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Young Americans break sharply from older Americans on China threat, new poll finds
Poll Shows Generational Divide on Perception of China as Threat