United States|Ten percent of Republicans are now even more hesitant to vote for Trump.
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The jury’s decision affects Trump’s popularity in election polls.
Biden leads the two top candidates in the poll.
Kennedy collected the same number of votes from Biden and Trump.
Among Republicans, ten percent consider it even more unlikely to vote for Trump.
Donald Trump’s being found guilty in a recent trial in New York appears to have had a slight effect on his popularity in the latest presidential polls.
A jury found Trump guilty on Thursday. After the decision, in a joint survey by the news agency Reuters and Ipsos, the president Joe Biden got a lead of a couple of percentage points over Trump when the question was narrowed down to two leading candidates. However, the lead over Trump was only one percentage point when the other candidates were included.
It is third in the polls Robert F. Kennedy Junior with a share of ten percent. So far, Kennedy has collected about the same number of votes from Biden and Trump in the polls of the Libra states.
Recent national surveys in the average Trump had usually led Biden by about one and a half percentage points, so the new polls are a setback for Trump.
At the same time, it must be remembered that small differences fit within the error margins of the surveys.
Interesting about ten percent of Republicans estimate that they are even less likely to vote for Trump after being found guilty.
Trump found guilty of 34 counts of concealing ‘cheat money’ porn star to Stormy Daniels and to two other parties. The motive was to conceal statements unfavorable to Trump from voters just before the presidential election in 2016.
About 90 percent of Republicans answered that the verdict has no effect or only inspires them to support Trump even more. But in a tight election battle, Trump would need as much united support as possible from his party.
Twenty-five percent of unaffiliated registered voters say they are less likely to vote for Trump after the verdict.
One in five respondents stated that they have not yet decided on their candidate, will probably choose a candidate outside the top two, or will not vote.
Morning Consult in turn asked for opinions on the jury’s decision.
A slight majority, or 54 percent, accepted the solution and consider Trump to be guilty.
According to this poll, as many as 15 percent of Republicans hope Trump will give up the nomination.
Jury found guilty, but the judge decides the sentence. It will take place on July 11, five days before the Republican caucus, where Trump’s nomination is expected to be sealed.
In Morning Consult’s survey, the most popular option for sentencing is a fine.
Trump also awaiting three other trials, which were considered more dangerous for him beforehand.
The charges concern an attempt to overturn the result of the presidential election won by Biden and the illegal processing of secret documents.
These charges will hardly have time to be dealt with in court before the presidential election.
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