How might Donald Trump's trials sway voters? – The Economist
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Polling suggests that most Republicans think the trials against Donald Trump have been conducted unfairly. Though 62% of Democrats say being a criminal is one of the worst traits a president can have, only 34% of Republicans say the same. But in a close election Mr Trump cannot afford to lose ground or put off undecided voters. ■
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