Only one in four Americans backs US strikes on Iran, Reuters/Ipsos poll

A recent poll conducted by Reuters/Ipsos has found that only one in four Americans support US strikes on Iran. The survey, which was conducted prior to the conflict, gathered responses from a sample of American adults.

According to the results, 25% of respondents expressed support for the United States initiating an attack on Iran. This percentage is significantly lower than other polls and news outlets have reported.

The poll also found that a majority of Americans (71%) opposed US strikes on Iran. The remaining 4% were undecided or had no opinion on the matter.

It’s worth noting that the results of this poll may not be representative of all Americans, as it was conducted prior to the conflict and may reflect the opinions of respondents at a particular point in time.

The survey was conducted online and gathered responses from a sample of 1,200 adults. The margin of error for the poll is not specified.

The results of this poll are consistent with other recent polls that have reported similar findings on Americans’ views on Iran.

Source: Google News World