Former President Donald Trump, the Republican Party’s leading candidate for the next presidential election, was the first former or incumbent US president to be prosecuted.
On the 24th (local time), NBC in the US conducted a survey of 292 Republican primary voters for five days from the 14th to the 18th (range of error ±5.99% points), and 68% of them voted against the prosecution of former President Trump. It was reported that they responded that they believed that ‘political intention’ was involved and that they should support him.
Even after the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office recently indicted former President Trump on charges of ‘silencing sexual scandal’, the investigation into the charges of ‘results of election intervention’ and ‘leakage of classified documents at the White House’ is entering the final stage, and his judicial risk is gradually increasing.
However, the media said, “Republican primary voters dismissed concerns that the judicial risk would adversely affect former President Trump’s presidential election path.” ”, he evaluated.
Former President Trump was analyzed to receive overwhelming support among Republican candidates. In this survey, 46% of the respondents said they supported former President Trump when asked, “If the Republican presidential nomination were to be held today, which candidate would you support?” This is a figure that is close to 15% off Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who came in second with 31% support.
Former Vice President Mike Pence (6%), former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley (3%), and Senator Tim Scott (South Carolina, 3%) followed in order.
However, in a survey by NBC of 1,000 adults over the same period (range of error ±3.1 percentage points), more than half of the respondents opposed President Joe Biden and former President Trump’s reelection run.
70% of respondents opposed President Biden’s running for reelection, and 60% expressed opposition to former President Trump’s running for reelection.
In a survey released on the same day by Yahoo News and the polling company YouGov, it was revealed that 4 out of 10 American voters answered that they were “tired” of the possibility of a rematch between President Biden and former President Trump.
In a survey of 1,530 Americans conducted on the 14th to 17th (with a margin of error of ±2.8 percentage points), 38% of the respondents said they felt “tired” of the Biden-Trump return match (rematch), while 29% said they felt “tired.” I’m afraid’, 23% responded ‘I feel sadness and fear at the same time’.
Source: Donga
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