56% Of Americans Now Suspect COVID-19 'Vaccines' Caused Mass-Deaths
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Public opinion is shifting... and they want action.
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new Rasmussen survey of likely U.S. voters - conducted September 7–9, 2025, with a ±3% margin of error - reveals that
56% believe side effects from the COVID-19 shots have likely caused a significant number of unexplained deaths. Nearly one-third (32%) say it’s
very likely. Only 35% still dismiss the idea.
This shows that
what was once called a “conspiracy theory” has become the mainstream view. The majority of Americans now believe vaccine harms are real and widespread.
Support for HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr
. reflects this shift. Half of voters (50%) say government health officials
deserve criticism for their handling of the pandemic, while
42% even think CDC employees should be fired for their role in misleading the public.
Among those who strongly believe the shots caused deaths, over 70% want CDC firings.
Partisan divides remain—70% of Republicans, 46% of Democrats, and 54% of independents think the vaccines likely caused deaths—but the skepticism crosses party lines and racial groups.
In fact,
black (64%) and Hispanic (57%) voters are even more likely than white voters (54%) to suspect deadly vaccine effects.
According to the survey, RFK Jr. is viewed favorably by 45% of voters, with strong support among Republicans and independents, even as Democrats turn sharply against him.
The takeaway:
A credible, nationally representative poll now confirms most Americans believe COVID-19 shots have killed many people, and they want accountability from the CDC and government health leaders.