A new poll conducted by Ipsos presents clear data on the American public's priorities for the incoming Congress, including overwhelming support for ending the war with Iran, even through legislation that would compel the White House to halt military action.
According to the survey findings, 71% of the American public supports ending the war with Iran, while only 24% oppose such a move. The poll found majority support even among Republican Party voters.
Among Democratic voters, support for ending the war is near-universal at 93%, with just 6% opposed.
Among Republican voters, even within the president's own base, a slim majority of 51% supports ending the war, compared to 47% who back continuing it.
Beyond the security question, the survey also examined public opinion on Trump's economic policy. The findings point to significant dissatisfaction with the administration's tariff policy as well: 62% of the public supports repealing Trump's tariffs and reversing the president's economic-isolationist approach, while only about 30% support maintaining it.
On this issue, however, the president still enjoys relative backing within his party, with 65% support among his voters.
