10 questions for 2024 and politics

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : Expect Democrats to do everything possible to use the issue to motivate voters to go to the polls, especially as Republican-governed states continue to pass restrictions.
55% : To this point, Trump has led by huge margins in the polls and so much of what's been the focus has really been on the race for second place.
50% : There could be a situation where Trump is on trial during a general election.
49% : But they've been targeted in a three-year campaign by Trump and allies.
45% : He's installed more loyalists in his campaign and state parties, and there are fewer Republicans in Congress willing to stand up to Trump.
39% : So far, these trials have only helped him in the primary with base voters who believe him, but that's not likely going to be the case with persuadable, general-election voters, who have pretty negative views of Trump.
39% : It's hard to see how an O.J. Simpson-style trial helps Trump in a general election.
37% : Expect the Biden campaign to remind those voters of what they don't like about Trump.
36% : A third-party that pulls votes from Biden would help open a path for Trump back to the White House.
34% : Let's see if they've done enough to convince voters to go with them instead of Trump.
27% : No one is quite sure how they will factor in, but Trump has a pretty firm base of voters.Democrats worry that disaffected voters, who would have chosen Biden over Trump, could vote for one of these others and open a path for Trump back to the White House.
27% : After all, remember, Trump did not get above 47% in either 2016 or 2020.
24% : Most Republicans may think Trump is being persecuted, but independents and Democrats think he did something wrong.
24% : Most voters say Biden, 81, is too old to be president, and they give him low approval ratings, but they also really don't like Trump, who isn't so far off in age at 77.Democrats will surely spend millions to wipe away voters' Trump "brain fog," as Pennsylvania Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro called it, to remind them of Trump's views, many of which have been increasingly anti-democratic on the campaign trail.

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