It looks like you guys can go back to hating the polls again.
Roughly 49% of Independents in the poll said they believe Trump should drop out of the presidential race, just one day after Trump was convicted in his criminal trial in New York.
The survey also found 15% of likely Republican voters believe Trump should drop his campaign, while 8% of self-proclaimed Trump supporters in the survey said the same.
A Reuters/Ipsos poll conducted just hours after Trump’s guilty verdict was read also found 56% of Republican voters said the conviction does not change their vote, while 35% said they were more inclined to vote for Trump after the verdict.
Still: 10% of Republicans in the Reuters/Ipsos poll, which surveyed over 2,500 U.S. adults, said they were less likely to vote for Trump in the wake of the conviction, while a quarter of Independent voters said the same—18% of Independents said they were more likely to vote for Trump after the conviction.
www.forbes.com
Roughly 49% of Independents in the poll said they believe Trump should drop out of the presidential race, just one day after Trump was convicted in his criminal trial in New York.
The survey also found 15% of likely Republican voters believe Trump should drop his campaign, while 8% of self-proclaimed Trump supporters in the survey said the same.
A Reuters/Ipsos poll conducted just hours after Trump’s guilty verdict was read also found 56% of Republican voters said the conviction does not change their vote, while 35% said they were more inclined to vote for Trump after the verdict.
Still: 10% of Republicans in the Reuters/Ipsos poll, which surveyed over 2,500 U.S. adults, said they were less likely to vote for Trump in the wake of the conviction, while a quarter of Independent voters said the same—18% of Independents said they were more likely to vote for Trump after the conviction.
![www.forbes.com](/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Fimageio.forbes.com%2Fspecials-images%2Fimageserve%2F64d52930fe6f84e681d9eed6%2F0x0.jpg%3Fformat%3Djpg%26crop%3D2138%2C1202%2Cx0%2Cy0%2Csafe%26height%3D900%26width%3D1600%26fit%3Dbounds&hash=aebc172099d7367284acf1f4abf023a3&return_error=1)
First Polls After Trump Conviction: Warning Signs For Republican
More than half of respondents in a Morning Consult survey said they “strongly” or “somewhat” approve of former President Donald Trump’s guilty verdict in his criminal hush money case.
![www.forbes.com](/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Fi.forbesimg.com%2F48X48-F.png&hash=f33b75d5cee371844a2de2286b165232&return_error=1)