With Donald Trump’s recent guilty verdict, the Left thought they had things in the bag. But their whole plan backfired.
And new Trump trial data has the Radical left completely terrified.
Donald Trump is leading incumbent President Joe Biden among independent voters in a new poll released after his guilty verdict on Thursday.
The results come after millions in donations came pouring in after he was convicted, in what many saw as a politically motivated court decision.
According to a recent poll from Issues and Insights/TIPP, Trump has made significant gains against Biden in the court of public opinion despite being found guilty in the NYC falsified documents case.
Among independent voters, Trump leads Biden with a striking 38 to 26 percent margin heading into June. The national poll was conducted between May 29 and 31, surveying 1,675 registered voters with a margin of error of 2.5 percent. Remarkably, the May 30 verdict has not weakened Trump’s support.
In the previous poll conducted by Issues and Insights, Trump was trailing Biden 40 to 42 points overall. This gap has now closed, resulting in a 41 to 41 tie between the two candidates.
When broken down by party affiliation, independent voters show a pronounced preference for Trump over Biden. Specifically, 38 percent of independents support Trump, while only 26 percent back Biden.
Additionally, 22 percent of independent voters are opting for a third-party candidate, and 15 percent remain undecided.
In May, Trump’s lead among independent voters was only 33 percent compared to Biden’s 25 percent, indicating a notable five-point increase in support for Trump within this demographic.
This shift suggests that independent voters are increasingly disillusioned with Biden’s performance and are turning towards Trump as a viable alternative.
Other recent polls have also shown stronger support for Trump among independent voters, reflecting a broader trend of dissatisfaction with the current administration.
The overall numbers in the I&I/TIPP poll are tied at 38 percent for both Biden and Trump when third-party candidates are included. This parity underscores the competitive nature of the upcoming election and the pivotal role independent voters will play in determining its outcome.
The poll also reveals that in terms of voter enthusiasm, Trump has a slight edge over Biden. Among Trump’s supporters, 65 percent “strongly” support him, compared to 60 percent of Biden’s backers who “strongly” support the incumbent president.
This intensity of support could prove crucial in mobilizing voters and ensuring high turnout on election day.
The increase in support for Trump among independents and the overall tie with Biden come despite the legal challenges Trump faces.
The NYC falsified documents case, which resulted in a guilty verdict, has not dampened his base’s enthusiasm or belief in his ability to lead the country.
In fact, many of Trump’s supporters view the legal proceedings as politically motivated attacks designed to undermine his re-election campaign.
Trump’s ability to maintain and even grow his support base amid legal battles speaks to his enduring appeal among voters who feel disillusioned with the political establishment.
His message of challenging the status quo and advocating for “America First” resonates with a significant portion of the electorate, particularly those who feel left behind by the current administration’s policies.
Biden, on the other hand, faces a growing challenge in galvanizing his base and addressing the concerns of independent voters.
His administration has been criticized for its handling of various issues, including the economy, immigration, and foreign policy.
The lack of progress on these fronts has contributed to declining support among key demographics.
Stay tuned to Prudent Politics for updates on this developing story and more.
