A poll conducted for Newsweek found that an average of 59 percent of Americans think Trump's legal troubles are an 'interference in the 2024 election.'
, claiming the allegations against him are a"witch hunt" and"election interference."
The Redfield & Wilton Strategies poll found an average of 59 percent of Americans believed the four cases are an interference, versus 19 percent who disagreed, while another 22 percent said they didn't know. The view that Trump's legal difficulties amounted to interference was held by some respondents among all the age groups surveyed, though younger voters were the least sympathetic to the former president.
Both men and woman considered the investigations to be interference, with 55 percent of males and 62 percent of females holding this view. Correspondingly, just 22 percent of men said they were not, along with 16 percent of women. In the South, West and Midwest, 64 percent, 56 percent and 61 percent of respondents dubbed Trump's legal battles election interference respectively, versus 18 percent, 15 percent and 19 percent who disagreed.
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