No jury member has been chosen yet and no verdict has been reached yet, but it is already clear how much the first one will be The trial against Donald Trump will influence Americans’ voting decisions: only insignificantly. According to current surveys, around half of those surveyed believe (According to the New York Times, 46 percent of possible Trump voters), that the ex-president had falsified business documents and should therefore be convicted. But even a guilty verdict would hardly change their voting intentions.
According to a Politico poll Only nine percent of Republicans say they would no longer support Trump if he were convicted, But 34 percent said they would then even more support his presidential candidacy. The irritating result makes sense when you look at how many people doubt the legitimacy of this and the three other charges: According to “Politico”, around half of those surveyed believe that the trials are just a politically orchestrated “witch hunt” against Trump .