US midterm elections: Exit poll shows 6 in every 10 Americans feel Iran war was a 'wrong decision'
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About six in ten American voters believe that the Trump administration made the “wrong decision” when it took military action against Iran. The post USA: 6 in 10 voters disagree with Trump’s war on Iran appeared first on in.gr.
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El ComercioMost U.S. voters reject military actions against Iran and disapprove of the current administration's economic management.The president faces growing disapproval in key states, while Latino identification with Democrats increases slightly.
Most voters oppose Iran war but say cost of living, government corruption motivated their ballot
A majority of voters disapprove of the U.S. war against Iran, but it was not the top motivating factor for those who turned out at the polls on Tuesday, exit polls show.
A survey of American voters, conducted by Associated Press in conjunction with the congressional midterm election, showed that about 60% of the participants considered the US decision to launch military action against Iran wrong, amid the continuing repercussions of the war on the economy and energy prices. According to the agency, about one third of the voters involved considered that the war against Iran was a decisive factor in determining th…
Initial exit poll data show strong dissatisfaction with the American military intervention, with both Democratic and Republican voters...More...
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