The latest YouGov poll indicates a significant shift in American political sentiment, with voters expressing a 3-1 preference for candidates who prioritize ending domestic price increases over supporting military actions in Iran. The survey was conducted on the eve of the 2026 midterm elections and reveals that nearly half (44%) of Americans are less likely to back candidates who support the US-Israel war on Iran, compared to just 13% who are more inclined. This trend suggests a growing skepticism towards military interventions and a desire for more economic stability. The poll also highlights the public's expectation for Congress to play a more assertive role in checking reckless wars launched by presidents, as indicated by 53% of respondents who believe Congress should have the final say on when the war ends. The US-Israeli joint war against Iran, which began on February 28, has raised constitutional concerns due to Trump's decision to bypass congressional authorization. Analysts suggest that foreign policy, particularly US support for Israel, is likely to become a key dividing issue in future elections, with candidates like Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed and Mayor Zohran Mamdani advocating strong positions on the war and US global role, contrasting with traditional Democratic silence on the matter. The poll results underscore the unpopularity of the US-Israeli war on Iran, which has resulted in thousands of deaths and contributed to surging prices, a top issue in the November 3 midterm elections. The midterms have also triggered a debate within both parties, pitting more hawkish establishment figures against newcomers opposed to foreign intervention and support for Israel.