When should U.S. presidents disclose their travel plans to the public?

When should U.S. presidents disclose their travel plans to the public? Published on August 12, 2026 → Survey conducted on August 12, 2026 on 5476 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Race

Always

12%

Usually, unless there's a security reason not to

34%

Occasionally, if there's a specific reason to make them public

26%

Never

13%

Not sure

14%

Always

12%

Usually, unless there's a security reason not to

34%

Occasionally, if there's a specific reason to make them public

26%

Never

13%

Not sure

14%

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