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Recent polls show a close race between Trump and President Joe Biden, with Trump leading by 5 points but trailing if convicted of a felony.
Some polls suggest that a significant portion of voters would be reluctant to support a convicted felon for president.
Even small shifts in public opinion could influence the outcome of a competitive race, raising questions about the potential impact of a criminal conviction on the GOP nominee’s chances in the 2024 election.
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