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Trump vs. Biden Polls: How the Conviction Affected the Race
New York Magazine· 2 days agoYou can be forgiven if you thought the criminal conviction of Donald Trump on 34 felony counts by a...
Could Trump beat Biden in a blowout?
The Hill via Yahoo News· 2 days agoPresident Biden’s poor polling numbers have raised questions about the possibility of a blowout victory by former President Trump in November, even as he...
Donald Trump's conviction was meant to sink him in the polls. It hasn't
Newsweek· 2 days agoFormer President Donald Trump's chances of winning the 2024 election do not appear to have been...
Trump guilty verdict yet to show significant impact in presidential polls
LA Times via Yahoo News· 3 days agoThe question was posed on the day of the verdict and one day after. A Morning Consult survey found...
Retailers are telling you everything is on sale this summer. They’re also hoping you’ll fall for...
Market Watch· 11 hours agoIt’s highly unlikely that people will walk out of the grocery store having spent less money as a...
Poll: 49% of Independents think Trump should drop out post-guilty verdict
Axios· 6 days agoWhy it matters: The Morning Consult poll conducted on Friday offers some of the first clues about...
Senator Tim Scott to Spend $14 Million Wooing Black Voters for Trump
Bloomberg via Yahoo News· 14 hours ago(Bloomberg) -- South Carolina Senator Tim Scott, a top contender to be Donald Trump’s running mate,...
Guilty: Donald Trump says he raised nearly $53 million a day after his conviction
USA TODAY via Yahoo News· 6 days agoEven small shifts in voter sentiment could well make the difference in closely contested states like...
Can Trump run for president as a convicted felon?
BBC via AOL· 7 days agoThere are no rules blocking candidates with criminal records. But this guilty verdict still could sway November’s presidential election. A poll from...
Postconviction Trump Polls Deliver Resounding Verdict of “Check Again Later”
Slate via Yahoo News· 3 days agoABC News/Ipsos found that 50 percent of respondents said that it was the “correct” verdict, as...