Americans Split on Military Action Against Iran, Poll Shows

A recent poll conducted by Quinnipiac reveals that 53% of registered voters oppose U.S. military action against Iran, while only 41% support it. The poll highlights significant concerns among Americans regarding the potential for military action to make the U.S. less safe, with 55% believing Iran does not pose an imminent military threat.

Additionally, 66% of voters expect that U.S. military actions will lead to increased gasoline prices, reflecting widespread anxiety about economic repercussions. The poll also indicates a partisan divide, with Republicans showing stronger support for military action compared to Democrats and independents.

Many Americans are worried that military conflict could disrupt global oil supplies and lead to economic turmoil. The poll results suggest that a majority of voters are skeptical of President Trump's judgment regarding military decisions, with only 30% believing that military action would make the U.S. safer.

The survey was conducted from March 6 to 9, 2026.