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Poll: 58% Oppose Military Action in Iran Amid Rising Discontent

3/26/2026

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Summary

Story summary

A Fox News poll finds 58% oppose United States military action in Iran, while 58% rate the military positively.
Support for action is partisan, with 77% of Republicans in favor and 12% of Democrats.
Forty-four percent believe the conflict will make the United States less safe.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s disapproval rating has risen to 64%.
Only 13% of voters expect a quick resolution to the conflict.

History

Historical Context

The U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003, justified by claims of weapons of mass destruction, followed years of strained relations and containment policies post-Gulf War. Initially supported by 70% of Americans, public sentiment shifted dramatically by 2008, with 63% deeming the war not worth the costs. Today, 58% oppose military action in Iran, reflecting growing skepticism towards U.S. military interventions.

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Story summary

A Fox News poll finds 58% oppose United States military action in Iran, while 58% rate the military positively.
Support for action is partisan, with 77% of Republicans in favor and 12% of Democrats.
Forty-four percent believe the conflict will make the United States less safe.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s disapproval rating has risen to 64%.
Only 13% of voters expect a quick resolution to the conflict.

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