88% of Americans Say US Hasn't Achieved Iran War Goals: Poll — SkimNews
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- Marquette Law School poll found 88% of respondents said the U.S. "has not achieved its goals" in the conflict against Iran, while just 12% disagreed
- Most Americans surveyed said the war in Iran was not worth the cost, according to the same poll
- The poll was conducted as a Marquette Law School Supreme Court Poll — an unusual vehicle for measuring public sentiment on the ongoing Iran conflict
- The findings represent near-unanimous public skepticism about the trajectory of the U.S. military engagement with Iran
Why it matters: An 88% share saying the U.S. has not achieved its Iran war goals represents near-total public doubt, a figure the administration and Congress now face as the conflict continues and as questions about cost and mission creep intensify.
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