According to data from a recent AP-NORC poll, public sentiment regarding the conflict with Iran remains largely skeptical. The survey found that approximately 66% of U.S. adults feel that the military or diplomatic engagement with Iran has not been a worthwhile endeavor.

Public approval of Trump’s management of the Iran situation is also relatively low, with only 28% of those surveyed expressing support for his handling of the matter. The poll highlights a shift in opinion among members of the Republican party; while 61% of Republicans currently approve of the conflict, this represents a notable decline from the 71% approval rating recorded just one month prior.

Beyond foreign policy, the survey also touched on domestic priorities, finding that 72% of American adults consider keeping gasoline prices in check to be an extremely or very important issue. While the poll provides a snapshot of current public opinion, it does not offer specific context regarding the underlying reasons for the shift in Republican support or the specific military actions that respondents may have been considering when answering questions about the conflict's "worth."