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AP-NORC Poll Finds Most Americans Say Iran War Is Not Worth Fighting

The poll found 72% of U.S. adults say preventing gas prices from rising is highly important as support for prolonged fighting remains low.

  • Overall approval of President Trump’s handling of Iran fell to 28%, down from 34% last month, driving his overall presidential job approval rating down to 33%.
  • About two-thirds of U.S. adults believe the war with Iran has not been worth fighting, including overwhelming majorities of Democrats and independents alongside 37% of Republicans.
  • Republican backing for the conflict is showing signs of strain, with approval of Trump's Iran policy dropping 10 percentage points among GOP voters—from 71% in June to 61% in July.
  • Only 23% of Americans support continuing active military operations, while the remaining majority favors either pausing strikes to negotiate a permanent ceasefire or stopping military action altogether.
  • Public priorities are increasingly focused on domestic economic impacts, with 72% of respondents prioritizing low gas prices and a permanent ceasefire over the administration's stated objective of neutralizing Iran's nuclear program.
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Most Americans consider that the war against Iran was not worth it, and President Donald Trump's approval of his conduct of the conflict fell slightly in relation to last month's, according to a new AP-NORC research. Read also: U.S. re-bomb Iran in retaliation for the 'surprise attack' on U.S. bases More countries have seen targets and U.S.-I. war threaten whether Iran should be extended in a few weeks' time to receive portable anti-aircraft mis…

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