White House promotes poll touting American support for Iran MOU as war continues
The three-week-old poll describes the memorandum of understanding as a ‘peace deal to end the war,’ purportedly garnering 60% support from American voters
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Smoke rises after airstrikes in Tehran, Iran on March 13, 2026.
Amid its escalating conflict with Iran, the White House’s social media feed posted a three-week-old poll on Monday from a right-wing polling firm indicating Americans support the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding established last month.
The poll was posted on both President Donald Trump’s Truth Social account and tweeted by the White House’s X account.
The June 29 survey from the firm Big Data Poll, whose methodology has drawn scrutiny from non-partisan pollsters, showed 60% of registered voters supporting the “Iran Peace Deal,” with just under one-quarter opposed and 15% undecided.
The poll’s loaded wording characterizes the MOU as a “peace deal to end the war with Iran,” though the signed agreement only launched talks to negotiate a permanent end to the conflict.
The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Jewish Insider regarding the timing of the poll being posted.
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