Donald Trump handed troubling news in back-to-back polls

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : "President Trump has seen an outpouring support, which has led to polling increases and record-shattering fundraising numbers that include close to $53 million in just 24 hours, 30% of those who are new donors," Cheung said in an email.
38% : " Among independent voters, 25 percent were less likely to vote for Trump after the verdict, while 18 percent said they were "more likely."
34% : A poll released by Reuters/Ipsos on Friday night found that 10 percent of Republican voters said were "less likely" to vote for Trump due to his conviction.
34% : 47 percent said they thought Trump received a fair trial, while 37 percent said he did not.
33% : Trump, this year's presumptive GOP presidential nominee, was found guilty of 34 counts of falsifying business records by a jury in New York on Thursday.
24% : Notably, 48 percent of independent voters who were polled agreed that Trump was guilty, compared to just 25 percent who said he was not guilty, although the degree to which a belief in Trump's guilt equates to an unwillingness to vote for the former president was unknown.
21% : The survey, conducted nationally among 2,556 adults, also found that Biden has a statistically insignificant lead over Trump, with 41 percent of respondents favoring the current president and 39 percent favoring Trump.

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