Recent polling data from 2025 indicates strong bipartisan support among Democrats, Independents, and Republicans for the immediate release of all Jeffrey Epstein files by the Trump administration, with figures close to those cited in the claim.
90% of Democrats, 86% of Independents and 83% of Republicans want Trump to immediately release all of the Epstein Files.

Republicans Block Vote to Release Epstein Files - Newsweek
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Key Evidence
Polling from CBS News/YouGov shows nearly 90% of Americans including 83% of Republicans want the Epstein files released.
Quinnipiac University poll finds 83% of Democrats and 71% of Independents disapprove of Trump administration's handling of Epstein files.
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Multiple news reports confirm bipartisan public pressure for transparency on Epstein files.
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What the Evidence Shows
Multiple credible sources from mid-2025 report significant public demand across party lines for the release of the Epstein files. According to polling data referenced by The New York Times and CBS News/YouGov, approximately 90% of Americans, including about 83% of Republicans, support releasing all information related to Epstein's investigation. Quinnipiac University polling also shows high disapproval of the Trump administration's handling of these files among Democrats (83%) and Independents (71%), indicating strong pressure for transparency.
While exact percentages vary slightly between polls, the claim that 90% of Democrats, 86% of Independents, and 83% of Republicans want immediate release aligns closely with these findings. However, no single poll exactly matches these precise numbers, so the claim is mostly accurate but not perfectly precise.
Additionally, political actions such as Republican lawmakers blocking votes to release the files demonstrate ongoing controversy despite public opinion.