Poll: 55 Percent Say NKorean Summit's Success Too Early to Tell

Most Americans think it’s too early to call the U.S.-North Korea summit a success, a new poll shows.

In the Washington Post-ABC Poll released Sunday, 55  percent of respondents say it is too early to tell if the historic meeting between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was a success for the United States.

An almost identical majority of 56 percent say it’s too early to determine if it’s a success for North Korea.

Here’s more findings from the poll:

• 21 percent say the summit was a success for the United States, and 29 percent call it that for North Korea. Conversely, 16 percent say it wasn’t a success for the United States, and 5 percent say the same for North Korea.
• 53 percent say it’s unlikely the summit would lead to North Korea relinquishing its nuclear weapons, with 41 percent calling it likely.somewhat or very likely.
• 49 of Republicans, 16 percent of independents and 5 percet of Demorats called the summit a success for the United States.

The poll’s margin of error is plus or minus 5.5 percentage points.

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