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More than three-fourths of Americans -- including two-thirds of liberals and 70% of Democrats -- now say they support the decision to go to war. And more than four-fifths of these war supporters say they still will back the military action even if allied forces don't find evidence of weapons of mass destruction. Bush's overall job approval rating jumped to 68%, the highest level since last summer, and three-fourths of those polled said they trust him to make the right decisions on Iraq.

POLL ANALYSES March 24, 2003 Seventy-Two Percent of Americans Support War Against Iraq Bush approval up 13 points to 71% by Frank Newport GALLUP NEWS SERVICE Seventy-two percent of Americans interviewed in a new CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll conducted Saturday and Sunday favor the war against Iraq, while 25% are opposed. Roughly the same number approve of the job President George W. Bush is doing. The percentage supporting the war is just slightly lower than the 76% approval registered last Thursday night -- the day after hostilities began -- but remains significantly higher than support levels in the weeks and months...

AnalysisBy Gary Langer March 18 — Americans' support for war with Iraq and approval of President Bush's handling of the crisis both spiked Monday night, the kind of rally in public opinion that customarily accompanies the start of military action. In an ABCNEWS/Washington Post poll conducted after Bush set a two-day deadline for Saddam Hussein to leave the country, 71 percent say they would support war, up a dozen points from a week ago; and 64 percent approve of Bush's work on the confrontation with Iraq, the most in six months. Accompanying this support is a broad consensus that diplomacy...