society on the matter.The survey came at the heels of Donald Trump's election victory, which sparked concerns about the U.S. withdrawing its crucial support for Ukraine.Ukraine initially enjoyed bipartisan support in the U.S. at the start of the full-scale Russian invasion in 2022, but a part of the Republican Party has grown increasingly reluctant as the war progressed.The Republican-led House of Representatives delayed for months the approval of a $61 billion aid bill earlier this year, directly contributing to Ukraine's battlefield setbacks and underscoring how vital U.S. support is for Kyiv.Responding to a question on "how much priority should (Trump) put on developing policies and plans to try to limit aid to Ukraine," 33% deemed it to be a high priority, 36% a medium priority, and 31% said it was not a priority at all.The survey involved a bipartisan pool of 2,232 respondents and was carried out between Nov.