Trump argues special counsel's evidence in federal election case shouldn't be released before Election Day

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

42% : Trump and his attorneys have repeatedly made efforts to delay court proceedings in the indictments he faces until after next month's election.
42% : The federal election case was upended after the Supreme Court's immunity ruling which found that Trump has some protection from prosecution related to official acts.
33% : The judge overseeing that case tossed out three of the initial 41 counts in the indictment last month, including two brought against Trump.
31% : Separately, Trump successfully postponed sentencing in his hush money case in New York.
13% : The additional evidence is related to a 165-page brief Smith's team released earlier this month alleging that Trump "resorted to crimes" to remain in office after his election loss four years ago and arguing that his actions then did not entail official conduct as Trump's team has contended.

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