Polls Show Mixed Reactions to Trump's Guilty Verdict as Legal Battles Continue
While a slim majority of Americans approve of the verdict, opinions vary on the potential consequences and impact on the 2024 election.
- Polls indicate a slim majority of Americans agree with Trump's guilty verdict, with around 50% approval rates.
- More Americans believe Trump's actions were criminal than those who simply agree with the verdict.
- Trump's conviction has led to a slight shift in voter support towards President Biden, especially among young and non-White voters.
- Legal experts are divided on whether Trump will face prison time, with some suggesting house arrest as a possible outcome.
- Trump's Georgia election interference case has been delayed indefinitely, adding complexity to his legal battles.
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