New AP-NORC poll: 65% of Americans disapprove of Trump's Iran policy.

Support for Trump's Iran policy is sharply partisan: only 28% of Republicans disapprove, while the vast majority of Democrats and independents disapprove.^[2] The poll also found that 53% of U.S. adults say American military action against Iran has gone too far, and approval of Trump's handling of Israel stands at 34%.^[2] Across every major issue measured in the AP-NORC survey, Trump's approval remained below 50%.^[5] A Civiqs rolling-tracker analysis (111,661 responses as of June 17) shows Trump's national net approval at −21 (37% approve, 58% disapprove), with his rating underwater across every swing state surveyed.^[7]

The AP-NORC survey was fielded as a tentative U.S.-Iran agreement to wind down the recent conflict was announced. Early polling indicates many Americans are not convinced the U.S. will emerge from the deal in a stronger position.^[4]

Recent state-level polling shows a similar pattern. The June 2026 Franklin & Marshall College Poll (n=546 Pennsylvania registered voters, June 8–14) found approximately 3 in 10 voters rate Trump's performance as "excellent" or "good," down from approximately 4 in 10 in March.^[6] Approval of Trump's handling of inflation fell to 17%, from 31% in late 2025, and Democrats led the Pennsylvania congressional generic ballot by 12 points (47% to 35%).^[6] Approximately 47% of Pennsylvania voters reported being worse off financially compared to a year ago.^[6]