Nuclear Weapons Policy

Arms Control Treaties with Russia	Results
Whether to continue to have arms control treaties with Russia	National and by Party ID	By Demographics
New START Treaty	Results
Whether to agree to extend the New START Treaty	National and by Party ID	By Demographics
Minimum Retaliatory Capability	Results
Whether to have a minimum nuclear deterrent	National and by Party ID	By Demographics
How many nuclear weapons the US needs to have to survive an all-out nuclear attack and could then be used for retaliation	National and by Party ID	By Demographics
First Use of Nuclear Weapons	Results
Whether the US should declare that it would consider using nuclear weapons first, declare it would never use nuclear weapons first, or continue to be ambiguous	National and by Party ID	By Demographics
Whether the President should be required to consult with Congress and have Congress issue a declaration of war before the President can use a nuclear weapon first	National and by Party ID	By Demographics
Land-Based Missiles	Results
Whether to upgrade US’ land-based nuclear missiles, simply phase them out, or phase them out but replace them with other warheads.	National and by Party ID	By Demographics
Nuclear Testing	Results
Whether the US should continue to abide by the moratorium on nuclear testing	National and by Party ID	By Demographics
Whether, in the event the US develops a counterforce innovation, the US should test it though it would break the moratorium on nuclear testing	National and by Party ID	By Demographics
Low-Yield Nuclear Weapons	Results
Whether to put nuclear warheads with relatively low explosive power on missiles on submarines	National and by Party ID	By Demographics

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ABOUT THE SURVEY

Americans on Nuclear Weapons
A National Survey of Registered Voters
May 2019