www.ap.org Majority of Americans Oppose U.S. Military Action in Iran Amid Ongoing Conflict
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- •60% of Americans oppose U.S. military action in Iran, while only 30% support it.
- •Concerns about rising gasoline prices have increased, with 45% worried about affordability.
- •President Trump's approval rating remains steady, but 59% disapprove of his handling of the Iran situation.
Recent polls indicate that 60% of Americans oppose U.S. military action in Iran, with only 30% in support. The conflict, which has been ongoing for four weeks, has raised concerns about rising gasoline prices, with 45% of respondents worried about affordability. President Trump's approval rating remains steady at 40%, but his handling of the situation is viewed negatively by 59% of Americans. The war has sparked significant political debate, particularly regarding Israel's role in U.S. foreign policy. While two-thirds of Americans prioritize preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, there is a notable divide in concern over military action between political affiliations. The situation is expected to persist, with many anticipating the conflict will last beyond a month.
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