Change Research published a survey of 2,045 registered voters fielded August 8 to 13, finding that 48% think the conflict could go on indefinitely and 12% expect it to end soon.
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Voters are split on how the Iran war is going, and increasingly pessimistic about how long it will last. A new Change Research survey of 2,045 registered voters, fielded…
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Change Research
The next generation of political polling, opinion research, and voter targeting.
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- Research
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- San Francisco, US
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- 11–50 employees
About Change Research
We’ve conducted over 4,000 polls since our founding in 2017, and surveyed over 3 million unique respondents. Our polling technology is unique, and has proven its efficacy over time, allowing us to publish some of the most accurate polling in the 2020 Presidential race, the NYC Mayoral Primary, and the California Recall election. Our work has been mentioned in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, CNN, NBC News, Newsweek, Politico, and most every other major media outlet in the country over the past year. We have also released dozens of polls through our media partnerships with both Crooked Media and CNBC, generating millions of impressions on social media and our partners’ websites.
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Change Research published a survey of 2,045 registered voters fielded August 8 to 13, finding that 79% of Democrats expect the conflict to drag on indefinitely and 20% of Republicans expect it to end soon.
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Change Research published a survey of 2,045 registered voters fielded August 8 to 13, finding that 70% of Republicans say the decision to use military force was the right one and 89% of Democrats say it was wrong.
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Change Research published a survey of 2,045 registered voters fielded August 8 to 13, finding that 49% say the war has made the United States less safe and 23% say it has made the country safer.
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