America’s decline in national pride has been a slow erosion, with a steady downtick in Gallup’s data since January 2001, when ...

Political divisions over patriotism reach unprecedented levels as Generation Z shows markedly lower pride in being American ...

Additionally, 19% of Americans say they are ‘moderately proud,’ whereas 11% say they’re only ‘a little proud’ to represent ...

Fewer Americans feel a sense of national pride this year, according to a new poll released by the Fourth of July.

A new Gallup survey shows declining patriotism across generations, with Gen Z showing the lowest levels of national pride, as ...

A slow erosion in national pride. America’s decline in national pride has been a slow erosion, with a steady downtick in Gallup’s data since January 2001, when the question was first asked.

Democrats largely drove the drop, while Republicans’ level of national pride kept steady. Younger Americans are also less ...

However, as we shall see when digging into the poll numbers, the dip in American pride is more an indictment of Trump’s critics. The 41% of respondents who said they were “extremely proud ...

Democrats’ national pride dropped from 62 percent in 2024 to only 36 percent in 2025 while Republican nationalism increased ...

American patriotism has sunk to a historic low, according to a new Gallup poll with national pride tumbling among Democrats ...

Pride in America hits historic low, new poll finds just days before July 4 holiday. While Republicans’ pride has swelled, Democrats and independents are less prideful in the United States than ever.

Only 36% of Democrats say they're ''extremely'' or ''very'' proud to be American, according to a new Gallup poll, reflecting a dramatic decline in national pride that's also clear among young people.