Trump’s Indictments & 2024
Marist National Poll
Many Republicans are unfazed by former President Donald Trump’s legal woes. While a majority of Americans say Trump should abandon his 2024 presidential bid, most Republicans and nearly half of independents want Trump to carry on. About two in three who align with the GOP consider Trump to be the best person to lead the Republican Party in 2024 and plan to back the embattled former president over his Republican rivals. Trump leads GOP primary rival, Ron DeSantis, by more than two-to-one in a head-to-head matchup. And, bolstered by support among independents, Trump runs competitively against President Joe Biden in a general election rematch.
During this almost-certain hottest summer in recorded history, how Americans view climate change is increasingly defined by their political affiliation…And, skepticism of institutions remains.
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Views on Climate Change Getting More Partisan
As Trump’s legal troubles mount, Republican support softens…slightly.
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More Trouble for Trump
GOP Principles Top Electability in 2024, Say Republicans
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The 2024 Presidential Candidates
Republicans Stand Firm Behind Trump Although Majority of Americans Want Trump to Drop Out of 2024 Presidential Race
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The Trump Indictment
More Americans Say Local Schools are Not Safe from Gun Violence… Six in Ten Prioritize Controlling Gun Violence Over Protecting Gun Rights
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Gun Violence in the United States
Majority of Americans Favor Raising Debt Ceiling Independent of Spending Cuts…More than Six in Ten Question Biden’s Mental Fitness, Fewer Have Same View of Trump
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Raising the U.S. Debt Ceiling
Americans Staunch in Opposition to Overturning Roe v. Wade
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Abortion Rights in the United States
About Two in Three Americans Oppose Second Trump Administration, But Many Republicans Still Want Trump as President Even if Found Guilty on Criminal Charges
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A Second Trump Presidency?
Nearly Two in Three Oppose Banning Abortion Pill… Many Believe in FDA’s Final Approval of Prescription Drugs
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