The Poll Results Are In On Trump’s Operation Epic Fury

After nearly three weeks of U.S.-Israeli military action against Iran under Operation Epic Fury, a fresh Rasmussen Reports survey shows a clear majority of Americans believe the mission is working. Sixty-one percent of likely voters say the operation has been successful so far, with 35 percent going even further and calling it “very successful.”

That’s not a narrow margin. That’s a decisive signal.

Even more striking is how closely Americans are paying attention. A massive 81 percent say they’ve been following developments, including nearly half who report tracking the situation “very closely.” Among that highly engaged group, support climbs even higher to 66 percent.

But here’s where the narrative really starts to crack.

Despite repeated claims of fractures within Trump’s base, the polling tells a completely different story. Republican support is overwhelming — 81 percent say the operation has been successful. Among unaffiliated voters, a solid 56 percent agree. Democrats come in lower at 45 percent, but still represent a significant share backing the effort.

Among 2024 voters, the divide sharpens. A commanding 83 percent of Trump voters say the operation is succeeding, compared to 40 percent of Kamala Harris voters.

And even mainstream outlets are being forced to acknowledge it.

CNN data analyst Harry Enten didn’t mince words during a recent segment, pointing to numbers showing 89 percent approval for the Iran action among the MAGA base. Just 9 percent disapprove.

“Tremendously popular,” Enten said.

Other polls reinforce the trend. An Economist/YouGov survey found 87 percent of MAGA supporters approve of Trump’s handling of Iran. Some surveys push that number even higher — into the 90s.