Recent Gallup poll data confirms that 36% of Democrats and 92% of Republicans express pride in being American, reflecting a significant partisan divide in national pride.
GALLUP POLL: 36% of Democrats vs 92% of Republicans proud to be an American

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What the Evidence Shows
The claim states that 36% of Democrats versus 92% of Republicans are proud to be American according to a Gallup poll. Multiple sources referencing Gallup's recent polling data corroborate these figures. The Economic Times article reports that only 36% of Democrats express strong national pride, marking a sharp decline from previous years, while 92% of Republicans say they are proud to be American, consistent with a long-term trend of high patriotism among Republicans.
Similarly, MSN and uspoliticstoday. Substack. Com cite the same numbers, emphasizing the record-low pride among Democrats and the steady high pride among Republicans.
The Gallup news source itself confirms that Republican pride typically registers above 90%, including 92% in the current year. These consistent figures across multiple reputable sources confirm the accuracy of the claim. The data also highlights a notable partisan polarization in feelings of national pride, with Democrats showing a significant drop compared to Republicans' stable high levels.
Therefore, the claim accurately reflects the current Gallup poll findings on American pride by party affiliation.