Americans with extreme national pride stays near record low, Gallup poll finds

The number of U.S. adults who say they are “extremely proud” to be an American has been trending downward since 2015 and is hovering near a record low in Gallup’s most recent poll. Two in five Americans (41%) said they are “extremely proud” to be American, according to a Gallup poll of 1,005 randomly selected adults between June 3 and June 23. This was the fifth year in a row that this particular reading has been in the 38% to 43% range, Gallup reported. Meanwhile, the combined 67% of Americans who said they are either “extremely” or “very proud” was among the lowest in Gallup’s findings – just four percentage points above the record low of 63% in 2020. Some 18% of Americans said they are “moderately proud” to be American, while 10% said they are “only a little” proud and 5% are “not at all” proud, according to the poll, which was released just before the Fourth of July. Number who say they’re ‘extremely proud’ to be an American Americans’ national pride was the highest following the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, Gallup said. RELATED: Toby Keith: The story behind country singer’s hit ‘Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue’ Republicans express more U.S…. CONTINUE READING…