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Impact on Trump's perceived leadership. A majority of 56.1% of Americans consider that the Epstein case did not affect their previous view of Trump's leadership. However, for 41.5% it worsened their view.

Attorney general Pam Bondi. Amid the contradiction between Pam Bondi and the DOJ’s July 2025 memo, 50.6% of the population believes that Pam Bondi should not remain as Attorney General of the DOJ.

DOJ involvement in a cover-up. 54% of Americans believe that the DOJ is attempting a cover-up to protect Trump in the Epstein scandal while 25.7% disagree. Around 20% are unsure.

Existence of an Epstein client list. A solid majority of 74.3% believe that an authentic Epstein client list exists while almost 10% do not believe it is real; 16% don't know.

Documents related to the scandal. 86.1% of Americans believe additional documents should be released, even if redacted to protect victim identities. Only 7.7% are opposed to further documents being released.

Trump's transparence on past relationship with Epstein. A majority of Americans (60.2%) believe that Trump has not been transparent at all or not very transparent about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein; 30% think he has been fully or somewhat transparent and 9% are unsure.

Association between Trump and Epstein. 64.8% of Americans believe that the relationship between the U.S. President and Epstein should be investigated further. Only 25.1% believe it has already been investigated enough.

Association between Bill Clinton and Epstein. 64.8% of Americans believe that the relationship between the former U.S. President and Epstein should be investigated further. Only 17.8% believe it has already been investigated enough.

Did Epstein killed himself?. 60.3% of Americans think that Jeffrey Epstein did not kill himself while 16.8% believe he did; 23% are unsure.

Partisan commitment to uncovering the Epstein scandal. Neither parties are seen as committed to uncovering the truth about the Epstein case for 51% of Americans. 32,8% see Democrats as more committed while 10.2% think it's the Republicans.

📊ATLAS POLL - JEFFREY EPSTEIN SCANDAL. Impact on the 2026 elections. 52.6% of Americans believe the Epstein scandal will be important or very important when deciding how they will vote in the 2026 midterm elections.

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4️⃣ Budget and tax bill. 53.3% have an extremely negative impression of the budget and tax bill. In contrast, only 31.6% have a mostly positive impression, and 8.7% have an extremely positive impression.