IRINN cites AP polling Iran war and living costs

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IRINN attributes to new Associated Press polling a finding that 69% of Americans oppose the Iran war, five percentage points above a survey three months earlier. It also reports 83% dissatisfaction with Trump's handling of living costs and concern about fuel and food. It separately says about seven in ten judge living-cost handling worse than expected, including nearly half of Republicans, and frames this as pressure before the midterms. The broadcast does not identify a release date, fieldwork, sample, question wording or methodology. The figures and comparisons remain IRINN's account of the polling; the different measures are not treated as interchangeable.

IRINN attributes to new AP polling 69% opposition to the Iran war, an increase of five percentage points from three months earlier, alongside 83% dissatisfaction with Trump's living-cost handling and roughly seven in ten judging it worse than expected. The different measures, including the Republican subset, remain source-specific. The matching release, fieldwork and question wording are unresolved, and no election outcome is established.