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Confronting North Korea s nuclear and missile programs: American and ese views of threats and options compared - Opinion Survey 2017 January 8, 2018 Brookings Institution The Genron NPO

Survey Methodology () The survey was carried out October 21 November 5, 2017 in. The sample is 1,000 among the target population of 18 years of age or older. The survey was fielded in 50 regions of, with 20 samples from each region collected based on a quota sampling method at the individual level. Placement method was used as the fielding method. The margin of error is 3. at 95 percent level of confidence. The gender and the age of the respondents is as follows: Male- 48.6%, Female- 51.4% Under Age of 20: 2.4% Age of 20-29: 11.8% Age of 30-39: 14.8% Age of 40-49: 17.5% Age of 50-59: 14.5% Age of 60 or older: 39% *The numbers are rounded off to the nearest 10 th, so it does not necessarily amount to be 100% For more information on The Genron NPO s survey, please see: http://www.genron-npo.net/world/archives/6858.html

Survey Methodology () The survey was carried out November 1-6, 2017 online from a nationally representative sample of Nielsen Scarborough s probability-based panel, originally recruited by mail and telephone using a random sample of adults provided by Survey Sampling International. The national sample was 2,000, including a downweighted oversample of 1,042 among 18-34 year olds. Responses were weighted by age, gender, income, education, race, and geographic region using benchmarks from the US Census. The survey was also weighted by partisan identification. The margin of error is 2.19% For more details on the methodology, please visit: https://criticalissues.umd.edu/sites/criticalissues.umd.edu/files/umcip_nov_2017_survey_ methodology_final_version.pdf And for further details on the Nielsen panel polling, please see: https://criticalissues.umd.edu/sites/criticalissues.umd.edu/files/nielsen_scarborough_meth odology.pdf

Which of the following do you believe is the most effective way to stop North Korea s nuclear program? Direct talks between North Korea and the United States 9% 2 Multi-party negotiations such as ongoing diplomatic efforts amongst the 6 countries, North Korea, the United States, Russia, China, South Korea and 16% 35% Stricter sanctions against North Korea 7% 1 Military action by the United States and its allies 8% 1 China taking a stronger stance against North Korea 17% 22% I don t believe North Korea s nuclear program can be stopped - Poll 2017 15% 27%

Do you support or oppose the United States initiating military action against North Korea in an attempt to stop its nuclear program? Don't know 3 Support 2 Don't know 23% Support 33% Oppose 48% Oppose 44% - Poll 2017

Do you think the problem relating to North Korea s nuclear program will be resolved and, if so, when? It will be resolved by the end of the year It will be resolved by next year 0% 2% 4% 8% It will be resolved in 5 years 6% 16% It won t be resolved 33% 67% Don't know 22% 42% - Poll 2017

North Korea has already acquired nuclear weapons and it is anticipated that North Korea will become capable of launching missiles with nuclear warheads very soon, if it isn t already. Do you support or oppose recognizing North Korea as a nuclear-weapon state? Don t Know 17% Support 13% Don t Know 25% Support 38% Oppose 70% Oppose 37% - Poll 2017

In response to North Korea s nuclear development, many in Northeast Asia have become increasingly supportive of previously non-nuclear Asian nations, such as South Korea and, acquiring nuclear weapons. Do you support or oppose acquiring nuclear weapons if North Korea doesn t give up its own? Don t Support Know 12% Don t 19% Know Support 26% 33% Oppose 69% Oppose 40% - Poll 2017

In response to North Korea s nuclear development, many in Northeast Asia have become increasingly supportive of previously non-nuclear Asian nations, such as South Korea and, acquiring nuclear weapons. Do you support or oppose South Korea acquiring nuclear weapons if North Korea doesn t give up its own? Don t Know 22% Support 9% Don t Know 26% Support 33% Oppose 68% Oppose 4 - Poll 2017

If North Korea doesn t give up its nuclear weapons, do you support the placement of American nuclear warheads in South Korea and/or? Don t Support Don t Know 2 Know 28% 27% Support 52% Oppose 5 Oppose 2 - Poll 2017

<To ese Only> How do you foresee the likely outcome of the tension over the NK nuclear program in the next 5 years? (Choose one) The economic sanction will have worked and progress in diplomatic processes toward nuclear freeze will have been made The regime will accept nuclear freeze in an exchange to the protection of the regime and lifting sanctions, the relationship with the United States will also have been normalized There will be a coup within North Korea and the regime will have collapsed The regime will have collapsed following military intervention by the United States and its allies The military intervention by the United States and allies will create further tension and the second Korean War will have occurred 9% 5% 10% 12% 8% North Korea will have been recognized as a nuclear-weapon state and the United Sates will have withdrawn from Asia Others (Please specify) Can t predict 54% - Poll 2017 No response

How do you foresee the likely outcome of the situation on the Korean Peninsula in the next 10 years? The instability will remain the same 28% 32% North Korea and South Korea will have reduced their tension and improved their relations 9% 1 South and North will be unified 7% 5% More instability and violence will continue following military intervention and/or North Korea s collapse 9% 45% Don't know () 47% Others (Please specify) () 5% - Poll 2017

How do you think the North Korea crisis has affected 's relations with the United States? Don t know 3 Had no impact 20% Weakened them 4% Strengthened them 46% Don t know 27% Had no impact 1 Weakened them 20% Strengthened them 4 - Poll 2017

What level of military power should the United States maintain in Asia? should maintain its current level of military power 42% 49% should increase its level of military power 12% 29% should decrease its level of military power 9% 13% Don t know 13% 33% - Poll 2017

How do you view the way President Trump has handled the North Korean nuclear issue? Very unfavorably 12% Somewhat unfavorably 5 Very favorably 6% Somewhat favorably 30% Very unfavorably 4 Somewhat unfavorably 18% Very favorably 15% Somewhat favorably 25% - Poll 2017

Which of the following is closer to your view: North Korea s nuclear arms buildup is mostly driven by insecurity and need to deter the United States and its allies 14% 15% North Korea s nuclear program is mostly driven by ambition/aggression 24% 25% North Korea s nuclear program is mostly driven by the desire to be fully recognized as a legitimate country and as a member of the international community 12% 25% North Korea s nuclear program is mostly driven by the need to maintain the current regime and its power 35% 46% - Poll 2017

<To ese Only> Currently, there is a discord between China and the US alliance when it comes to Northeast Asian Security. In the future, do you think a multilateral security mechanism which includes China is necessary in order to bring a stable, peaceful environment in the region? (Choose one) ese Don t know 37% Necessary 58% Not necessary 5% - Poll 2017

As a multilateral security framework for Northeast Asian security, which of the following alliances would be the most effective? China--South Korea 9% 8% -China- -China-Russia 5% 3% 6% 12% -China--South Korea 10% 26% -China--South Korea- Russia 36% 35% Other (please specify) 2% Don t know 17% 30% - Poll 2017

Please name TWO countries that you believe pose the greatest threat to world peace and security [Open-Ended] 13% 43% China 1 34% Russia 27% 36% North Korea 55% 77% 2% ISIS 2% Iran 3% 24% Syria 2% 4% Iraq 6% Israel 2% - Poll 2017

Please name TWO national or world leaders you think pose the greatest threat to world peace and security [Open-Ended] Donald Trump Xi Jinping Vladimir Putin Kim Jong-un 23% 3 29% 33% 44% 50% 62% Iranian Leaders Shinzo Abe 2% 10% Bashar al-assad Angela Merkel Theresa May 2% - Poll 2017