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Trump’s Approval Holds at Record Low as US Support for Iran War Falls, Reuters Ipsos Poll Finds

  • On Monday, a Reuters/Ipsos poll revealed that only 31% of Americans support military action against Iran, while President Donald Trump's approval rating hit a record low of 33%.
  • Six months into the war, U.S. gasoline prices remain near record highs due to Iran's de facto blockade of oil exports following U.S. and Israel strikes on February 28.
  • Support for the war among self-identified Republicans dropped to 69% from 77% in March, while independent voters favored Democrats over Republicans 33% to 19% in congressional voting preferences.
  • The conflict weighs on Republican allies defending narrow majorities in the November 3 midterm elections; Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced a possible expansion of sanctions on countries conducting business with Iran.
  • Some 83% of Americans believe the war will continue "for an extended period of time," the poll found, up from 80% earlier this month, reflecting deepening public concern about conflict duration.
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Bare 31 prosent av amerikanerne støtter nå USAs angrepskrig mot Iran, og oppslutningen om President Donald Trump er også rekordlav, viser ny måling.

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The disapproval of US President Donald Trump hit a new record and reached 65%, according to Reuters/Ipsos survey released on Monday (24). The approval was 33%. The survey heard 1,215 Americans between August 21 and 24. The margin of error is three percentage points for more or less. In comparison with the previous survey, released on August 17, Trump's disapproval went from 64% to 65%. The approval remained stable at 33%, the lowest level record…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Kristeligt Dagblad broke the news on Monday, August 24, 2026.
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