A recent YouGov poll conducted ahead of the 2026 midterm elections indicates that a significant majority of Americans are less likely to support candidates who advocate for military intervention in Iran. The survey found that 44% of respondents are deterred by pro-war candidates, while only 13% are attracted to them, suggesting a threefold preference for peace. Economics also play a crucial role in voters' decisions, with 56% prioritizing domestic price stability over President Donald Trump's military objectives in Iran. The poll further revealed that a majority of Americans believe Congress should have the final say in ending the war, as opposed to the president. The US-Israeli joint war on Iran, which began on February 28 and has resulted in thousands of casualties and soaring prices, continues to be met with public disapproval. As the midterm elections approach, analysts argue that voters may expect stronger action from Democratic leaders to curb the president's military actions and end the conflict. Vice President JD Vance and other prominent figures on both sides of the aisle have criticized the war, with some viewing it as a breach of Trump's promise to de-escalate global conflicts. The poll's results suggest that foreign policy, particularly US support for Israel, could become a key divisive issue in future elections, especially the 2028 presidential election.