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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Another concern: "Iran's attempts to disrupt peace and stability in the region and suppress authentic Palestinian self-determination."
53% : Despite disliking both, most of the electorate believes "that Trump did a good job in office and that his policies improved their lives, but say the opposite of Biden."
48% : James "says punishing Trump is necessary to preserve the integrity" of the marketplace.
47% : Trump's leg-up is based on "the weaknesses of the current president" and that "most voters believe Trump improved their bottom line as president," suggesting he has "a clear general election advantage."
37% : Answer: "Yes, barring any legal obstacles Trump might face."
28% : A key question this year, observe pollsters Douglas Schoen and Carly Cooperman at The Hill, is whether Trump "can win the general election if he is convicted of a federal crime."
26% : "She's seeking financial penalties" against Trump, which New York Dems "will spend on rewarding government unions and other political allies.
23% : "New University of Florida President (and ex-Sen.) Ben Sasse "fired the school's entire DEI staff and closed their office permanently" last Friday "in reaction to new regulations passed by the Florida Board of Education prohibiting public funding from going to DEI in state schools," cheers National Review's Jeffrey Blehar.
21% : But "she's doing more damage" than Trump.
13% : In their polling, Trump leads Biden, 47% to 45% -- and if Trump's convicted, "Biden only leads the presidential horserace by 1 point," 45% to 44%.

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