Kamila Valieva, a 15-year-old Russian figure skater who submitted a sample in late December that was found to be positive for a banned substance on February 8, was determined by a sport arbitration court to be eligible to compete in the Olympic women’s individual competition on February 15. Do you support or oppose this decision?

Kamila Valieva, a 15‑year-old Russian figure skater who submitted a sample in late December that was found to be positive for a banned substance on February 8, was determined by a sport arbitration court to be eligible to compete in the Olympic women’s individual competition on February 15. Do you support or oppose this decision? Published on February 14, 2022 → Survey conducted on February 14, 2022 on 934 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Race

Strongly support

11%

Somewhat support

12%

Somewhat oppose

17%

Strongly oppose

32%

Not sure

29%

Strongly support

11%

Somewhat support

12%

Somewhat oppose

17%

Strongly oppose

32%

Not sure

29%

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