Swing State Polls Show Mixed Reactions to Trump's Guilty Verdict
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Despite a guilty verdict in his Manhattan hush money trial, former President Donald Trump maintains a narrow lead over President Biden among swing state voters, according to a New York Times/Siena College poll. Trump's support dropped slightly from 48%-45% to 47%-46%, with 93% of his previous supporters sticking with him. Biden retained 96% of his supporters, gaining 2 points on Trump post-verdict. Young, nonwhite, and disengaged Democratic-leaning voters were most likely to abandon Trump, while Biden saw a slight increase in voter certainty.
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