McLaughlin Poll: Vast Majority of Voters Want 9/11 Taught in Schools, Fear Future Attacks

As the nation approaches the 24th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, new polling from McLaughlin & Associates underscores how deeply that day continues to shape the views of American voters.

The survey, conducted among 1,000 likely voters nationwide, reveals broad support for teaching 9/11 in schools and strong concerns that the United States may again face a terrorist attack by radical Islamic extremists.

According to the poll, an overwhelming 83% of voters believe that every school in America should be required to teach students about the September 11 attacks, specifically identifying the perpetrators as radical Islamic terrorists.