Poll shows that Americans have divided into American strikes on Iran’s nuclear sections

The country is once again divided by guerrilla lines, this time the US has joined The Quinnipiac University poll has released Wednesday.

This week there was so when the Democrats in Congress went against the “unconstitutionality” of the president Donald Trump The ordering of the attacks on three nuclear sites in Iran, while most republican lawmakers noted their bold step to prevent Iran to get nuclear opportunities.

Forty -two percent of voters support the US against Iran, and 51% oppose them, according to a Quininipiac survey, is held from June 22 to June 24 after the United States came to Fordau, Natants and Isfahan in Iran.

The results were divided into party lines, 81% of Republicans supported strikes compared to 75% of the Democrats who opposed them. Sixty percent of the independent opposed the blows and 35% supported them.

Most Republicans support the Iran Trump’s nuclear program: poll

President Donald Trump is a White House east in Washington on June 21, 2025. (Carlos Bari/pool via AP)

“No ambivalence by Republicans at US bombing Iran’s nuclear monuments. With a great separation, GOP voters provide full support for the mission, “said Kuinipiak Tim Malya, an analyst at Kuinipiac University.

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Half of the voters, 50%, believe that strikes will make Americans less safe, and 42% said they will make Americans safer.

The results were again divided into party lines. Seventy -six percent of the Democrats said Iran’s nuclear nuclear program would make Americans less safe, and 80% of Republicans said it would make Americans safer.

According to the poll, nearly 8 out of 10 voters are either very concerned, 44%, or a few worried about 34%that the United States has been delayed in the war with Iran. Only 22% of voters are not concerned.

President Donald Trump in the room situation near the image of the damage caused to Iran Fordow’s nuclear site on June 21, 2025. (White House; Maxar Technologies via Reuters)

“American voters, most of which do not support the country that joins Israeli-Iran conflictIt is extremely concerned that participation can metastasize and bring the United States in a direct war with Iran, ”the small poll said.

Forty-two percent of voters believe that the United States is too supportive of Israel, and 45%of Israel’s support. Only 5% say the US is not supported enough.

The percentage of voters called the United States is too supportive of Israel, “it’s all the time, because the University of Cuinipiac for the first time raised the issue of registered voters in January 2017. The percentage of voters calling the United States does not support, this is a low time as shown in the survey.

Half of the voters, 50%, support Israel’s military strikes against nuclear and military places in Iran, and 40% oppose them. Eighty percent of Republicans support them, and 60% of the Democrats do not.

In this June 24, 2025, the satellite image presented by Maxar Technologies shows a bomb damage at the Fordow Fordow enrichment facility. The image reveals crater and destruction on the installation of the perimeter after American airstrikes aimed at Iran’s nuclear infrastructure within the Midnight Lammer operation. (Maxar Technologies)

A poll at the University of Quinnipiac included 979 self -identified voters across the country, which were interviewed from 22 to 24 June, with a PLUS error or minus 3.1 percentage points.

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Trump announced that the US had successfully struck Iran’s atomic sites on Saturday night. In the previous week, Israel launched a number of coordinated attacks on Iran, with which Iran revenged, pushing the countries to exchange strokes. After the US struck Iran, the Islamist country has attacked the US Airbase in Qatar.

The President showed that the ceasefire between Israel and Iran earlier this week, outlining a successful mission to interfere with Iran’s nuclear sites, without drawing the US into an escalation conflict in the Middle East.