A new AP-NORC poll finds that a majority of Americans believe the military campaign against Iran was not worth the cost, and that even Republican support for the war is slipping slightly, according to the poll's findings.
Public skepticism of the U.S.-Iran war has been a consistent theme in recent polling. The Zioneer has reported on polls from Reuters, CBS News, CNN, and Israel Hayom that found majority skepticism about the war's costs. The new AP-NORC poll shows a similar pattern, with the added finding that Republican support is slipping, indicating that the administration's political base is also beginning to question the campaign's returns.
- DevelopingPoll: 69% of Americans say financial investment in Iran war was not worth it
- DevelopingReuters poll: Trump approval at 34%, majority of Americans say Iran war not worth cost
- DevelopingPoll: 84% of Israelis say Israel did not win the war against Iran
- DevelopingPoll: 92% of Israelis say Iran won the war, overwhelming majority negative on outcome
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