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New CSP/TIPP Poll: Americans Overwhelmingly Support A Congressional Review Of A New Iran Deal

Americans want transparency.

Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant, Credit: Tasnim News Agency, Wikimedia commons
Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant, Credit: Tasnim News Agency, Wikimedia commons

Editor's note: tippinsights gratefully acknowledges its collaboration with the Center for Security Policy on the simultaneous and exclusive release of this important story.

As the final stages of the Vienna talks progress, the prospects for a revived joint U.S.-Iranian nuclear deal become more likely. Americans overwhelmingly agree that a new deal must be submitted for Congressional review.

Congressional Review And Vote

A new collaborative CSP/TIPP poll conducted in early April 2022 found that 83% of respondents, including 85% of "liberals" who are following the story, feel that it is essential that Congress votes on whether or not the U.S. rejoins the nuclear deal.

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