Impact of Former President Trump's Felony Conviction on 2024 Election

SOURCE www.yahoo.com
President Biden leads his Republican rival in a two-way race for the White House following former President Trump's felony conviction for falsifying business records. However, when third-party options are introduced, the race becomes extremely close. Trump's conviction has not significantly changed public opinion of him, with many of his supporters sticking by him despite the conviction.

Key Points

  • Biden's current level of support is his highest since August 2023.
  • Trump loses just 1 point of support in a two-way race post-conviction.
  • Trump's conviction has not altered the opinions of many of his supporters.
  • Public opinion of Trump remains largely unchanged despite the felony conviction.

Pros

  • President Biden leads his Republican rival in a two-way race following Trump's felony conviction.
  • The survey highlights the fine margins that will likely decide the 2024 Trump-Biden rematch.

Cons

  • When third-party options are introduced, the race becomes extremely close.
  • Trump's conviction has not significantly changed public opinion of him.