CNN Poll: Majority of Americans Doubt a Fair Trump Trial Outcome

The jury you should be concerned about are the ones who are” those Greek horses,” hiding discrimination that is hidden from social media or being charged with any crimes like the one that has just been dropped today.

• Just 44 percent believed that the judge chosen for the situation” will be able to attain a good verdict.”
• A” fair outcome is in the cards,” according to 56 % of people.

The ballot even found:

• Just 13 % claimed that Trump received the same level of treatment as another criminal defendants.
• 34 percent said Trump is being treated more harshly&nbsp, than another accused
• 34 percent&nbsp, said Trump is being more favorably than other plaintiffs
• 19 % claimed they had not heard enough to speak.
• 0 percentage had no mind

The criminal prosecution is no longer relevant to Trump’s ability to win the presidency, according to increasing numbers of citizens. More study data was provided by CNN:

As a rising percentage of Americans assert that the allegations in the ongoing trial, including those involving allegedly falsifying business records to cover up hush money payments to&nbsp, an&nbsp, adult film actress&nbsp, Stormy Daniels ahead of the 2016 election&nbsp, are irrelevant to his presidential eligibility even if they are accurate ( 45 % now compared to 39 % last summer, before he became the presumptive Republican nominee for president ), are irrelevant to

About 30 % of voters who are currently supporting Trump against President Joe Biden in the 2024 election say they will continue to support him despite a conviction, while 24 % of Trump’s supporters fear a conviction will make them reconsider their support. Trump is accused of four distinct offenses, and the survey’s problem delved into whether or not a particular offense was committed. About 12 % of all registered voters in the ballot, which is more than enough to influence a close election if he is found guilty in one of the four tests he may experience before Election Day.

Although it’s difficult to predict the social effect of a potential faith, a closer look at the traits of those Trump supporters who claim to be open to rethinking their positions provides some insight. They tend to be younger than other Trump supporters ( 64 % &nbsp, are younger than 50 compared with 37 % of those who would not reconsider ), are less likely to be White ( 49 % are people of color compared with 17 % of those who would not reconsider ), are more apt to report being Biden voters in 2020 ( 20 % of them say they backed Biden in 2020 vs. 6 % of those who would not reconsider ) and are likelier to acknowledge that Biden legitimately won enough votes to win the presidency four years ago ( 63 % vs. 22 % among those who would not reconsider ). They are also more apt to be political independents ( 49 % vs. 31 % ) and ideologically moderate ( 50 % vs. 38 % ).