The untimely passing of Senator Lindsey Graham has inspired his colleagues to pass his long-suffering sanctions bill and name it after him as a tribute to his passion for Ukraine and dedication to making life miserable for Russian President Vladimir Putin. Last month, Razom for Ukraine teamed with my organization, the Ukraine Freedom Project, to survey the popularity of various actions the US can take against Russia based on the provisions of H.R. 2913 – the Ukraine aid bill that passed the House of Representatives last month.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. Every provision of H.R. 2913 – including sending weapons to Ukraine – was popular with a majority of Americans and a majority of a subsample of both Democrats and Republicans. A summary of provisions related to the war in Ukraine, and discussed in Congress, is set out below, with levels of support among surveyed registered voters shown for each one. The survey, conducted by Public Opinion Strategies, was completed June 1-7, 2026, among 1000 registered voters with an oversample of 744 likely Republican (GOP) primary voters. The survey has a credibility interval of +3.53% and the oversample has a credibility interval of +4.10%. Interviews were conducted online. Sanctions Imposing tougher economic sanctions on Russia was the most popular: Total support: 82% Strongly support: 48% Total GOP support: 81% Trump voters: 83% Total Democrat support: 86% Total Independent support: 74% Abduction of Ukrainian children The Ukrainian government has identified 19,546 children who have been stolen from Ukraine by the Russians. The Yale School of Public Health has directly identified more than 8,400 children relocated to at least 56 facilities (13 in Belarus, 43 in Russia and occupied territory).