Most Americans Perceive a Negative Effect of Iraq War
Most Americans Perceive a Negative Effect of Iraq War
Since March 2003, the Gallup Organization has conducted regular–every one or two months–polls of American attitudes towards the Iraq war. The results here are from the March 2006 wave.
Question 23. Do you think that U.S. involvement in the war against Iraq has had a positive effect on life in the United States generally, a negative effect on life in the United States, or hasn’t it had much effect on life in the United
States generally?
Positive Negative Not much No
Date effect effect effect opinion
2006 Mar 10-12 21 58 18 3
Earlier results
2004 Jan 2-5 39 35 25 1
2003 Oct 24-26 32 33 33 2
2003 Apr 22-23 52 18 29 1
This question is asked to roughly half the sample, or about 500 adults. The other half of the sample is asked a similar question about perceived effect of the war “on you personally.” Responses to that question show a similar trend.
A complete report can be found here:
Filed under: Cultural psychology, International Affairs, Iraq War, Iraq War (cost), News

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