The poll had a sample of 1,005 adults age 18 or older, who were interviewed online it has a credibility interval of plus or minus 3.8 percentage points for all respondents.Īt this point, roughly half of the country believes that Trump committed the crimes alleged against him.įorty-nine percent of respondents - including 25 percent of Republicans - said that they believe Trump is guilty in the pending federal prosecution, which alleges that he willfully retained sensitive government documents after leaving office and obstructed a subsequent federal investigation. The poll was conducted from June 27 to June 28, roughly three weeks after Trump’s federal indictment and nearly three months after Trump was criminally charged by the Manhattan District Attorney’s office. How much do people really understand about the charges facing Trump and do they believe he’s guilty? What kind of punishments do they think fit the crimes if he is convicted? And, of course, what impact could all of this have on Trump’s presidential candidacy? POLITICO Magazine commissioned this poll because we thought, despite some initial polling shortly after Trump’s federal indictment, that we could dig deeper into the public’s sentiment.
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