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Majority of voters think Iran war will last at least a year
A Quinnipiac University poll shows majority of American voters believe the war with Iran will last at least a year, with 60% opposing the war and 54% saying the U.S. is not winning. Voters express low confidence in Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff as negotiators, and 32% approve of President Donald Trump, a record low. The poll also indicates 59% of voters think the economy is worsening, with Democrats showing higher midterm election enthusiasm than Republicans.
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