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Will You Still Vote For Trump If He's Convicted of a Felony?
Sharon Nix & Liberty Surveys
December 13, 2023
Will You Still Vote For Trump If He's Convicted of a Felony?
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Here’s the Scoop
As the political landscape heats up with the approach of the 2024 presidential election, a new Reuters/IPSOS poll sheds light on a crucial question facing the Republican electorate: Would they still vote for Donald Trump if he were convicted of a felony?
The poll’s findings reveal a significant shift in sentiment among Republicans, with only 31% now saying they wouldn’t support Trump under such circumstances, compared to nearly half in a previous poll.
This staunch loyalty comes despite Trump currently facing 91 charges across four criminal cases, including federal and Georgia election interference cases, the Mar-A-Lago classified documents case, and the Stormy Daniels case.
Interestingly, the unwavering support seems to stem from a deep-rooted skepticism within the Republican base, as fewer than a quarter actually believe the accusations against Trump.
Meanwhile, Trump’s potential run for the presidency remains a contentious and closely watched race. Morning Consult’s latest poll indicates a neck-and-neck battle, with Trump garnering 43% of the vote against Biden’s 41%.
This scenario unfolds amidst growing disillusionment with Biden’s policies among key demographics that secured his 2020 victory, notably his stance on the Israel-Gaza conflict and border policies.
In this turbulent political climate, we ask you, our readers: Would you still cast your vote for Donald Trump if he were convicted of a felony? This question cuts to the heart of the current political divide, challenging the principles and priorities that guide the American electorate.
Your voice is crucial in this debate about loyalty, legality, and the future direction of American politics. Vote now and let us know where you stand on this pivotal issue.