A poll released Sunday found that 61% of Americans think the charges in the classified documents case are either very or somewhat serious, compared to 28% who said they are not too serious or not serious at all.
A pair of polls have found that most Americans believe the federal charges filed against former President Donald Trump are serious but that the indictment has done little to damage his front-runner status for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination.
A separate poll released Sunday by CBS News and YouGov found Trump’s support among likely Republican primary voters remains strongreleased Sunday found that 61% of Americans think the charges in the classified documents case are either very or somewhat serious, compared to 28% who said they are not too serious or not serious at all.
The former president, who has denied any wrongdoing, is expected to appear in Miami federal court Tuesday to answer to the charges. Thirty-eight percent of GOP voters said they think if Trump retained nuclear and military documents after he left the White House that it posed a national security risk. Eighty percent of non-Republican voters said they believe there was a risk.
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