Twelve jurors in New York City are poised to make history when they reveal the verdict in the first criminal trial of a former U.S. president. The decision could influence some voters in a close presidential race in key swing states like Pennsylvania with six months until the election.
In a recent YouGov/Yahoo News poll, just 16% of respondents said they'd been following the trial very closely, with one-third saying they were taking a mild interest in proceedings. More Americans said the trial made them feel bored or angry than interested.
But Trump has a long history of outrageous behavior, and if the facts of the case have not motivated voters en masse, a legal outcome of them might not either.
I think even his most ardent supporters, given who he is, can believe everything they said he did, GOP consultant Chris Nicholas said.
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