Voters Oppose Iran War and Ground Invasion, Expect Prolonged Conflict
TL;DR
A Quinnipiac national poll finds a majority of registered voters oppose the U.S. military action against Iran (53% oppose, 40% support) and 74% oppose sending U.S. ground troops. Voters expect the conflict to last months or longer and fear potential terrorist attacks on U.S. soil along with rising oil prices, with views on justification for the strikes divided and opposition to a ground war broad across Democrats, independents, and Republicans.
- U.S. Military Action Against Iran: Over Half Of Voters Oppose It, 74% Oppose Sending Ground Troops Into Iran, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds; Vast Majority Expects The Conflict To Last Months Or More Quinnipiac University Poll
- Unlike Past U.S. Conflicts, Iran Attack Is Opposed by Most Americans The New York Times
- Majority of Americans oppose military action in Iran, new poll finds PBS
- Latest polling shows the war in Iran is already unpopular at a historic scale MS NOW
- CNN poll: 59% of Americans disapprove of Iran strikes and most think a long-term conflict is likely CNN
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