Donald Trump's Iran War Seen as 'Mistake' by Historic Margins—New Poll
Summary
A new poll shows that 61 percent of Americans think President Donald Trump’s war with Iran was a mistake, a much higher rate than early opinion on the Iraq War. The poll also shows deep divisions among political parties and widespread concerns about the war’s impact on the economy, safety, and U.S. alliances.Key Facts
- The poll surveyed 2,560 Americans between April 24 and 28, with a 2-point margin of error.
- 61% of Americans say the Iran war was a mistake, while 39% believe it was the right decision or are unsure.
- Most Republicans support the war (79%), but support drops to 50% among non-MAGA Republicans; 86% of MAGA Republicans back the war.
- 91% of Democrats and 71% of independents say the war was a mistake.
- The U.S. and Israel coordinated strikes against Iran on February 28, killing Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
- Since the war started, thousands have died, including over 1,700 civilians and at least 254 children.
- Many Americans worry the war increases terrorism risk (61%), raises chances of a U.S. recession (60%), and damages relations with allies (56%).
- Around 40% of people think U.S. actions in Iran have been unsuccessful, while only 19% think they have been successful.
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