Foreign Policy Splits Map

Pew's 2026 typology sorts 10,357 U.S. adults into nine clusters using 30 values questions, then maps where foreign-policy views split on allies, NATO, Ukraine, Israel/Gaza, and Iran.

1. Frame 1Pew says 10,357 U.S. adults sort into nine groups, mapping public foreign-policy splits beyond party labels.
2. Frame 2Thirty values questions feed cluster analysis, so groups reflect attitudes rather than registration or party choice.
3. Frame 3A chart shows the tradeoff: 71% value U.S. superpower status, while 62% favor compromise with allies.
4. Frame 4The map crosses coalitions: five left and right groups share the superpower-plus-allies position, while four diverge.
5. Frame 5The Ukraine case shows the break: 50% of No Apologies Right say U.S. support is too much.
6. Frame 6The issue map shifts by topic: NATO, Ukraine, Israel/Gaza, and Iran split the typology differently.