In a recent poll, One Earth Future Foundation’s Women, Peace and Security initiative (Our Secure Future) asked 1,500 registered voters in the United States 3 questions:
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In the past decade, do you think that the people who make U.S. foreign policy and national security decisions have generally shared your beliefs and interests?
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Do you think that women are sufficiently represented in the U.S. government when it comes to making decisions about foreign policy and national security?
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Do you think of yourself as a "feminist"?
Almost 60% of the respondents did not think that the people making U.S foreign policy decisions shared their beliefs and interests. Less than 50% thought women are sufficiently represented in the U.S. government among foreign policy and national security decision makers. And almost 60% did not consider themself a feminist.
Read the full analysis from the U.S. Feminist Foreign Policy Poll
