A CBS News and YouGov poll conducted June 17-19 with 2,519 American adults revealed US citizens' views on the agreement reached with Iran.
According to the poll results, 37% of participants thought the deal was "better for Iran," while 22% shared the view that it was "better for the US."
In favor of ending the conflict
A large majority of participants, 78%, stated they were in favor of the US ending the conflict with Iran. A 22% segment said hostilities should continue until Iran backs down.
When asked whether the US has permanently halted Iran's nuclear program, 69% of participants answered negatively, while 31% expressed a positive view.
Threat and cost assessment
To the question "Will Iran threaten the region in the coming months?" 59% of poll respondents answered "probably or definitely will." A 40% segment held the view that it would not pose a threat.
When questioned whether the conflict with Iran was worth the expenditures made by the US, 69% of participants said "No," while 31% answered "Yes."
Disapproval of Trump's management
The poll also showed that 64% of participants disapproved of President Donald Trump's way of managing the situation with Iran. The rate of those approving of Trump's approach was recorded at 36%.