The International Criminal Court is an international body tasked with prosecuting individuals who have committed war crimes, genocide and crimes against humanity. Countries who join the ICC commit to helping arrest and prosecute individuals charged, but it also means that their citizens can be prosecuted. Do you think that the United States should or should not join the ICC?

Conducted

October 23, 2016

7253 US adults surveyed

Conducted October 23, 2016

YouGov surveyed 7253 US adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

The U.S. should join

49%

The U.S. should not join

20%

Not sure

31%

Conducted October 23, 2016

YouGov surveyed 7253 US adults

The U.S. should join

49%

The U.S. should not join

20%

Not sure

31%

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