Iowa Poll: Most think it would be wrong for an elected-President Trump to drop his charges

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : She said she sees herself more as an independent voter but doesn't think Trump is a good person and is casting her vote for Harris.
38% : " Nearly half, 46%, of those who identify as evangelical, an influential voter bloc in Iowa and stronghold for Trump, say it's "right.
35% : Trump has also said he could pardon himself or fire the prosecutor, Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith, in the two federal cases.
32% : Poll respondent Morgan Michaels, a 26-year-old Republican who lives in Webster City, said it's "right" for Trump to ask for the Justice Department to drop his charges.
26% : What do likely Iowa voters who support Trump think? A small majority of likely Iowa voters who are Trump supporters, 54%, say it would be the "right" thing if he ordered the Justice Department to drop all looming criminal cases against him.
21% : " Poll respondent Loren Hertz, a 28-year-old registered Democrat from Elliot, said Trump is unwilling to "own up to mistakes that he's made."
18% : Twenty percent of Iowa likely voters who back Trump say it's "wrong," and 26% are not sure.
15% : After a New York jury in May convicted Trump of 34 criminal counts for falsifying business records, he still faces two trials on charges he tried to steal the 2020 election, in a state court in Georgia and one in a federal court in Washington, D.C. A federal judge has dismissed charges accusing Trump of mishandling classified documents, but the case remains on appeal.
10% : The vast majority of Harris voters, 94%, say it would be the wrong thing for Trump to order the Justice Department to drop his cases if elected.

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