One year after the US Council's raid, many of the people are concerned about the decline of democracy (Forbes Japan) --Yahoo! News

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Many American people said that many Americans further, as a result of a poll conducted on January 6, just one year, just one year after the former US President of the U.S. President Donald Trump attacked the Federal Council. It was found to be a precursor to violence and democracy. In a survey conducted jointly by the US Public Broadcasting NPR and the research company Ipsus on December 17-20, 2021, 32 % of respondents said that the attack was an attempted coup or rebellion. In addition, 28 % of them answered that "riots where control are no longer successful" and 17 % are "conspiracy by Trump's political enemy." 64 % of respondents said that democracy in the United States was "crisis and there is a risk of decline." In addition, 70 % of the people believe that the United States themselves are in this state. In a survey conducted by CBS and the research company Eugab, 62 % of respondents predict that violence would occur in future elections, and 68 % of the raids on January 6 were "political violence in the future. He said that it showed signs to increase. " Opinions acknowledging violence were reported by the U.S. Paper Washington Post and Maryland University on December 17-19 that 54 % said, "Most of the people who joined the raid were violent." In each company's survey, most of the respondents believe that former President Trump is responsible for the incident, and has a negative view to those who have joined the riot. According to the Washington Post, Morning Consultation, ABC News and Ipsus jointly conducted, about 60 % of respondents answered that "Trump is at least responsible for this case." 。 In the Washington Post's survey, "Trump has no responsibility at all," have decreased from 28 % to 24 % in the previous survey. However, according to a survey conducted by CBS and Eugab on December 27-30, those who supported the raids were 13 % in the January 2021 survey, but increased to 17 %. 。 According to NPR and Ipsos survey, 24 % answered that "violence is sometimes justified" to "protect US democracy" (32 % of Trump -supported voters. Answer to). This ratio has been the highest since the survey started in 1995.

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