Nearly two-thirds of Americans oppose the state of DC

A A new poll published by Gallup shows that nearly two-thirds of Americans are opposed to the idea of ​​making Washington, DC, a separate state.

In the survey released on Monday, 64 percent of respondents opposed the idea of ​​China becoming a state, while only 29 percent were in favor.

None of the main sub-groups of the survey wanted to make the SDC a state, with the highest support among the Liberals with 40% and the lowest among the Conservatives with 14%.

This is Gallup's first national survey on the state of the state. A 1989 Washington Post A survey on the state of BC showed that 31% of Americans supported this position, while 52% opposed it.