1/14/26 - 7 Out Of 10 Voters Do Not Want The U.S. To Take Military Action Against Iran For Killing Of Protesters, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds; 70% Say Presidents Should Seek Congressiona
Quinnipiac University Poll • • nation
Key Points:
- A Quinnipiac University national poll finds that 70% of U.S. voters oppose military action against Iran if protesters are killed, with majorities of independents, Democrats, and Republicans against intervention.
- Seventy percent of voters believe presidents should seek Congressional approval before taking military action abroad, with strong support among Democrats and independents, while Republicans are more divided.
- Opinions on the Trump administration's actions in Venezuela are divided, with 47% supporting the capture of Nicolás Maduro and 45% opposing it; however, most voters oppose U.S. military involvement or control over Venezuela.
- A large majority of voters oppose the U.S. using military force to take Greenland (86%) and a majority oppose purchasing it (55%);
