As the first criminal trial of a former US president is about to begin, all eyes are on the screen wondering what will happen if he is convicted. hill the report said.
Donald Trump is accused of covering up secret payments to adult star Stormy Daniels in the run-up to the 2016 election with the help of former lawyer Michael Cohen to cover up their alleged extramarital affair.
While Trump is busy in and out of the courts, he is also running for the White House.
Even if a jury convicts Trump in his hush-money trial, he could still run for federal office, experts say.
“He’s the only person in the country who has probably been charged in four different cases and whose support has grown among voters because voters have been convinced,” said law professor Stephen Saltzburg, a mediator for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia. , he was affected, he was targeted.”
An opinion poll was conducted by Bloomberg and Morning consultation It was found that 53% of voters refused to vote for him if he was found guilty, and 55% said they would not vote for him if he was sentenced.
Meanwhile, a poll yahoo news It was found that fewer voters thought the hush money case was serious.
