![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Just as Trump's ironclad grip last year seemed to be loosening, the search at his Florida home did lift his numbers with Republicans. "They did this to try and get me out," he said, also claiming, "It's lifted my numbers."īut the results of this survey show that's not completely true. In an interview with the conservative web site Breitbart, Trump claimed "harassment" and "election interference" on the part of the government. "This is nothing more than a continued desperate and flailing attempt by the Biden Crime Family and their Department of Justice to harass President Trump and those around him," the Trump campaign said in a written statement of the new charge. Trump has responded to the looming indictment and the additional charge of willful retention of National Defense Information he's now facing by blasting the Justice Department and the Biden administration and claiming to be targeted because of politics. This is nothing more than a continued desperate and flailing attempt by the Biden Crime Family and their Department of Justice to harass President Trump and those around him The poll was conducted before the latest news Thursday afternoon of Trump facing an additional charge in the federal classified documents case against him. When Republicans and Republican-leaning independents are noted, there is a higher +/- 6.1 percentage point margin of error. When all adults are noted, there is a +/- 3.6 percentage point margin of error, meaning the results could range from about 4 points lower to 4 points higher. The survey of 1,285 adults, including 455 Republicans was conducted from Monday through Thursday. 6 insurrection, and potentially a fourth in a Georgia election interference case. The findings come as Trump is likely set to face yet another indictment, his third, for his role in the Jan. A slim majority - 51% - of respondents overall said they think Trump did something illegal, including 52% of independents. He continues to lead the field by wide margins.Īt the same time, though, Trump has become increasingly toxic with the political middle, and this survey bears that out. Still, a solid majority - 58% - continue to say they would support Trump as their standard-bearer, so more polling and time would be necessary to see if this is a trend, if it continues and if it has a real effect on his chances in the GOP primary. Trump also dropped 6 points in support with that same group when asked whether they were more likely to support Trump or another candidate, if he continues to run for president. Republicans and Republican-leaning independents saying they believe Trump has done "nothing wrong" dropped 9 points in the last month, from 50% to 41%. The pile-on effect of mounting legal charges against former President Trump may be starting to take a toll, according to the latest NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll. ![]()
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