A recent Rasmussen Reports survey shows that 52% of likely U.S. voters believe stricter gun control laws would help prevent school shootings, a notable increase from previous polls. This shift in public opinion comes in the wake of a tragic shooting at a Catholic school in Minneapolis, underscoring increased concern over school safety following similar incidents in recent months.
Despite this majority support, 39% of respondents remain skeptical about the effectiveness of stricter gun laws in preventing such violence, while 9% are uncertain. The national survey, conducted over August 27-28 and 31, 2025, reflects changing attitudes towards gun legislation during a period marked by heightened awareness surrounding school security issues.
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