Fewer than Half of Americans Think Trump Should Be Disqualified for Jan. 6

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : Trump has appealed the decision in a Maine Superior Court.
33% : While Democrats have been attempting to keep Trump off the ballot -- despite the lack of support from at least half the country, President Joe Biden is expected to make January 6 a central part of his re-election campaign.
30% : More Americans -- 50 percent -- said Trump should not be disqualified from the presidency for his actions related to January 6, or that they were "not relevant" to his fitness for the presidency.
29% : Despite the country being roughly divided in half over the question, four Democrat-elected Supreme Court justices in Colorado ruled that Trump had engaged in insurrection and should be disqualified from running for the presidency and thus, his name should be taken off the ballot.
24% : Meanwhile, the Democrat secretary of state in Maine, Shenna Bellows, ruled that Trump was barred from the state's primary ballot for his role in January 6.

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