Americans more concerned about cost of living, inflation than Iran war: Poll

Americans are more concerned about the cost of living and inflation than they are about the Iran war, a new poll found.

A Marquette University Law School poll released Wednesday shows 35 percent of American adults consider the cost of living and inflation to be the most important issue right now, with the economy coming in second at 15 percent.

The Iran conflict, another notable concern, ranked third at 10 percent, its lowest spot in three months.

All other issues received less than 10 percent, including Medicare and Social Security, the proposed Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE America) Act, healthcare, immigration and border security, housing affordability, crime, and abortion.

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