Top CNN Data Analyst: Trump Trial Has Not Made A Dent In Trump's Polling Numbers

CNN�s top data analyst said this week that the Manhattan District
Attorney�s Office prosecution of former President Donald Trump has not
changed voter�s minds of the former president.

Harry Enten reported that as the trial comes to an end that the
percentage of voters who believe that Trump may have done something
illegal has not changed, while the percentage of Americans who think
the charges are serious actually dropped from 40% to 35%.

�Perhaps things might have changed with those 12 jurors, but when it
comes to the larger American public, there has been no change, at least
so far,� he explained.

When asked why nothing has changed, he said that Americans largely do
not care about the case because they are worried about much bigger
problems in their own lives.

�Well, folks like you and me, real news junkies might be paying really
close attention to what is going on,� he said.

He said that more Americans are following the news about the economy
and inflation, 65%, immigration, 52%, election legitimacy, 49%, and
abortion, 47%, than they are about Trump�s court cases, which came in
at 42%.

�When we are looking at these numbers, what we see is Americans� minds
aren�t changing and a big reason why Americans� minds aren�t changing
is at this particular point, they are tuned out of the conversation,�
he said.

He added that Trump�s polling lead over Biden pre-trial, which CNN says
was +1 point, remains the same as the trial comes to an end.

WATCH:

        After all the testimony in Trump�s hush money case, the effect
        on the public has been zero. Voters simply just don�t care that
        much. They are far more tuned into news about inflation,
        immigration, etc. than Trump�s trials.

        Unsurprisingly, Trump small lead over Biden is holding.
        pic.twitter.com/6AjCHy4doD

        � (((Harry Enten))) (@ForecasterEnten) May 29, 2024

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