Around one in six voters say that a guilty verdict in former President Donald Trump’s hush money trial will make them less likely to vote for him, according to a new poll.

  • @mipadaitu
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    877 months ago

    Only 1 in 6 voters would change their mind about a convicted fraudster becoming the most powerful person in the country? And only after ANOTHER guilty verdict?

    • SuiXi3D
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      227 months ago

      Well, it won’t change my mind about voting for Biden either way. There’s no way I will vote for Trump.

    • @jordanlundM
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      117 months ago

      Technically, this would be the first guilty verdict.

      The other verdicts were in civil court, so “liable”, not “guilty”. ;)

    • themeatbridge
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      67 months ago

      I think that includes the voters who won’t vote for him regardless. Like me. Whatever the jury finds, I’m not going to vote for Donald Trump.

    • @[email protected]
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      67 months ago

      I mean, it certainly hasn’t changed my mind: I was never going to vote for him in the first place

    • @[email protected]
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      37 months ago

      1/6 voters is enough to swing it. The Texas split was 50-45. 1/6 is about 15%. .85*50=42.5 so (going with the wild assumption that Texas would have split along the same divide) if 1 in every 6 Trump supporters stay home just in Texas because of this it’s the entire election.

    • @RampantParanoia2365
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      27 months ago

      I mean, there’s a lot more than 6 people, right? This would mean 2 people at the very least. My math may be off.

    • @[email protected]
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      17 months ago

      Well, one in two weren’t going to vote for him anyways so it’s closer to effectively being one in three which lines up pretty well with the observation that 70% (about 35% on either side) of the electorate are uninformed voters who just vote based on party and don’t really care who the candidate is.

      • @[email protected]
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        07 months ago

        70% (about 35% on either side) of the electorate are uninformed voters who just vote based on party and don’t really care

        Now, when people vote to try and elect an absolute wankglaze to office, we can be sure that they’re voting for their favorite sports team and will never stop.

        But people voting for the least-worse option, how do we know they’re voting for teams and not voting in a marginally-less-horrific platform after careful consideration and a bit of a cry?

        I have one team I’ll never vote for because they just keep proving themselves dicks, but I do like to consider the options while I can still convince myself there is a choice between what’s left after that.

    • @nwilz
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      -197 months ago

      Wow you can read!

  • Semi-Hemi-Lemmygod
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    557 months ago

    I am so jealous of someone who didn’t realize Trump was a complete asshole until now.

    Imagine how peaceful their lives are. I bet it feels like walking through thick, warm clouds. You can vaguely see shapes and hear muffled sounds but none of it is important enough to trouble yourself about.

    Just a fuzzy, happy brain, floating through the universe.

    So jealous.

      • Grayox
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        27 months ago

        They are products of their material conditions, manipulated into being the army of ignorance that protects the Capitalist status quo.

    • @Dkarma
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      77 months ago

      Never be jealous of idiocy. It’s literally like watching Idiocracy and being like oh man wouldn’t that be so great,…

  • snownyte
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    217 months ago

    If allowing over 300,000 people to die by a manageable pandemic didn’t change their minds.

    If two impeachments didn’t change their minds.

    If the campaign trail consisting of yelling about babbling nonsense didn’t change their minds.

    If being induced to get involved in an insurrection where now many members are finding themselves jailed didn’t change their minds.

    What makes anyone think a guilty verdict would?

    • @Dkarma
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      17 months ago

      Guilty is extremely cut and dry. All the BS and fish gallops in the world can’t wipe the word convicted felon from trump.

    • @kromem
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      7 months ago

      Eventually only a single straw can break a camel’s back.

  • @b34k
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    177 months ago

    Well let’s see if they’re as good as their word.

    • @Num10ck
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      87 months ago

      look at education, nutrition, news fabrication, religious indoctrination, broken families, etc, i dont really blame the masses themselves.

  • @negativeyoda
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    107 months ago

    How is this the straw that breaks the camel’s back?

  • mozz
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    This whole thing of calling people on the phone and shouting questions like this at the ones of them who answer, and then reporting the result as if it was news relevant to how the election will turn out, is absurd.

    It’s literally on par with calling people and asking them if they’re planning to get the flu this year, and then reporting that as a public health study.

  • @TropicalDingdong
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    37 months ago

    Even 1:12 or 1:24 would make a huge difference this election cycle.

    Its not even June and I’m already excited for July’s polling.

    I wonder if both Trump and Biden can poll below 40% at some point before November.

  • AlwaysNowNeverNotMe
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    27 months ago

    They don’t even bother putting the goalposts in anymore, they just argue about where they said they should be last.

  • Dreizehn
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    27 months ago

    What the top secret documents Putin’s Sock Puppet stole and later sold from Mar-a-Lago and his latest comments about a Unified Reich? Fuck Trump and Trumpturds.