The exploitation of the United States finds strikes on Iran, backed by Republicans, and rejected in general; Most of them say that Trump needs Congress so well

The public also holds the United States Air strikes It is Iran Nuclear facilitiesAt least three things in play.

First, there is a large point in the two parties that any Iranian nuclear weapon will pose a threat to the United States, and there are concerns from the two parties that the United States can participate in a wider war with Iran. And thirdly, there are different perceptions of the effectiveness of that Stroke It will eventually prove to be.

Amid that, Republicans, including Maga Republicans, who support air strikes with an overwhelming majority, are consistent with the bulk of those who do it. For the rest of the audience, however-and data to the majority in general-there is a rejection of these air strikes and anxiety that still exceeds a possible war.

To move forward, the nation divides whether it has confidence in the treatment of the Trump administration with the situation (here again, the Republicans do not do, others not) and whether the strikes will actually make it less likely Iran. weapon.

Then, with the return of Congress to the session, two -thirds of the country says greatly permission To conduct military action against Iran.

Anxiety about the United States may participate in a wider war with Iran that does not extend to party lines. For most Republicans, though, there is relatively less concern.

The survey was mostly conducted before reports related to the ceasefire between Iran and Israel.

Republicans show tremendous confidence in dealing with the administration with Iran, which is divided into the nation in general.

A large third of a large said, says Mr. Trump does not need to agree to Congress to take action against Iran. This includes a third of the Republicans. Nevertheless, the Maga Republic, in particular, is more likely than other Republicans to say that Mr. Trump does not need to agree to Congress to take action against Iran.

Currently, Maga does not care for more than a wider war than Republicans in general.

Most Americans most likely believe that Iran is trying to launch attacks against the United States or its interests now instead of negotiating. (The poll was made during Iran Firing Missiles towards an American base in Qatar. It was mostly completed before reports on the ceasefire between Israel and Iran.)

People may think that Iran will try to attack the United States now (unlike negotiation), the more interest in a wider war.

The great majority will witness that the possibility of a nuclear weapon as a threat, both for the United States or Israel.

Many of this, along with partisanship, focuses on views of the event: whether Iran is now less likely to develop a nuclear weapon or not.

Meanwhile, on the home front, the American economy perceptions remain bad in the eyes of most of them, as it did for years, with most of them still say prices are still rising. Even with the current classifications remain stable, the general view remains in general. A little more than half of the country says the economy is getting worse; What is more than half continues to think about the next year will bring at least slow or recession. This feeling has not abandoned recent months.

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The CBS News/Yougov survey was conducted with a representative sample at the national level of 1720 American adults that were interviewed between 22 and 24 June 2025. The sample was evaluated to be a representative of adults throughout the country according to what sex, age, race and education said, based on the American community surveying the American census and the current population survey, in addition to 2024 votes for the presidency. The error margin is ± 3.0 points.

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