Trump's Conviction Shakes Up 2024 Voter Landscape
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A New York Times/Siena College Poll of nearly 2,000 voters found that former President Donald J. Trump's recent conviction on 34 felony counts has led more voters to move away from him than toward him. While the majority of voters have not changed their stance, a small but potentially crucial group of ambivalent voters could impact the upcoming presidential election. These voters, who are generally not fans of either Trump or Biden, are still undecided and may not vote at all.
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