A poll reported by the Daily Mail and attributed to JL Partners finds that a notable share of American respondents—described as Trump voters in the coverage—express doubt about the idea of striking Iran. The article says the survey results indicate that one in four respondents now views striking Tehran as a catastrophic mistake. The reports frame the findings as evidence of growing reluctance among parts of Trump’s voter base toward a more aggressive policy toward Iran. However, the provided summaries do not include additional methodological details such as the poll’s sample size, field dates, wording of the question, or whether “Trump voters” are defined by past voting behavior or current support. The coverage also does not specify whether respondents are referring to a past decision, a potential future strike, or hypothetical scenarios. Overall, the sources agree only on the central polling claim that a minority of voters now considers striking Tehran to be a catastrophic mistake, suggesting increased skepticism toward military action linked to Iran.