Support for Iran War Drops to 37% Among MAGA Voters

Support for the U.S. war with Iran has fallen sharply among President Donald Trump's core supporters, according to a new poll, revealing growing economic concerns within his political base as the 2026 midterm elections approach. The survey, conducted by Public First from July 12 to 15, found that only 37 percent of self-identified MAGA voters now believe the United States should continue the war even if it raises costs at home, a 13-point drop from May.

The poll indicates a significant shift in sentiment, with 37 percent of MAGA voters saying the U.S. should remain involved only if the war does not increase domestic costs, up from 29 percent in May. Nearly one in five now believes the U.S. should end its involvement regardless of the economic impact. A majority of these voters, 57 percent, blame the conflict for rising gas prices since Trump returned to office.

The findings come as President Trump has publicly asserted that Americans support the war effort. Speaking to reporters on July 22 before traveling to Dover Air Force Base to honor fallen service members, Trump cited unspecified polling, stating that Americans are not against the war but do not want high gasoline prices....