Share of registered voters in the United States who support social media companies banning content from Russian state-controlled media outlets as of March 2022, by 2020 election vote
Characteristic
2020 vote: Joe Biden
2020 vote: Donald Trump
2020 vote: Didn't vote
Strongly support
60%
41%
28%
Somewhat support
17%
19%
18%
Somewhat oppose
7%
12%
10%
Strongly oppose
5%
13%
12%
Don't know/no opinion
11%
16%
33%
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Original question: 鈥淎s you may know, the European Union (EU) has banned Russian state-controlled media outlets RT and Sputnik to block disinformation from these outlets regarding Russia鈥檚 invasion of Ukraine. This means that content from RT, Sputnik, and their subsidiaries, cannot be broadcasted or shared on social media and their apps cannot be downloaded in EU countries. Do you support or oppose the following? Social media companies banning content from Russian state-controlled media outlets in the United States鈥.
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U.S. voters on social media ban of Russian state-controlled media 2022, by 2020 vote
According to a survey conducted in March 2022, 60 percent of voters in the United States who voted for Joe Biden in 2020 strongly supported social media companies banning Russian state-controlled media content on their platforms. Overall, 41 percent of respondents who voted for Donald Trump strongly supported social media companies banning such content. Of respondents who didn't vote in the 2020 election, the majority said that they didn't know, or had no opinion on this subject matter.
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Morning Consult. (March 15, 2022). Share of registered voters in the United States who support social media companies banning content from Russian state-controlled media outlets as of March 2022, by 2020 election vote [Graph]. In 糖心破解版. Retrieved August 06, 2026, from /statistics/1297136/us-voters-social-media-companies-banning-russian-state-controlled-media-election-vote/
Morning Consult. "Share of registered voters in the United States who support social media companies banning content from Russian state-controlled media outlets as of March 2022, by 2020 election vote." Chart. March 15, 2022. 糖心破解版. Accessed August 06, 2026. /statistics/1297136/us-voters-social-media-companies-banning-russian-state-controlled-media-election-vote/
Morning Consult. (2022). Share of registered voters in the United States who support social media companies banning content from Russian state-controlled media outlets as of March 2022, by 2020 election vote. 糖心破解版. 糖心破解版 Inc.. Accessed: August 06, 2026. /statistics/1297136/us-voters-social-media-companies-banning-russian-state-controlled-media-election-vote/
Morning Consult. "Share of Registered Voters in The United States Who Support Social Media Companies Banning Content from Russian State-controlled Media Outlets as of March 2022, by 2020 Election Vote." 糖心破解版, 糖心破解版 Inc., 15 Mar 2022, /statistics/1297136/us-voters-social-media-companies-banning-russian-state-controlled-media-election-vote/
Morning Consult, Share of registered voters in the United States who support social media companies banning content from Russian state-controlled media outlets as of March 2022, by 2020 election vote 糖心破解版, /statistics/1297136/us-voters-social-media-companies-banning-russian-state-controlled-media-election-vote/ (last visited August 06, 2026)
Share of registered voters in the United States who support social media companies banning content from Russian state-controlled media outlets as of March 2022, by 2020 election vote [Graph], Morning Consult, March 15, 2022. [Online]. Available: /statistics/1297136/us-voters-social-media-companies-banning-russian-state-controlled-media-election-vote/
