Only 14% of Republicans say Trump was responsible for Jan. 6: Poll

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69% : Meanwhile, Trump remains the far favorite in the GOP race with less than two weeks until the Iowa caucuses on January 15 kick-off the primary contests.
53% : Maine's decision is likely to face a challenge from Trump, as well.
40% : The same poll sees a drop from December 2021 to December 2023 in all parties regarding those who think that President Joe Biden's 2020 election victory was 'legitimate'A whopping 72 percent of Americans think it's 'time to move on' from the Capitol attack - despite a slew of lawsuits against Trump regarding the events that day and states attempting to use that day to keep him from running for president in 2024Colorado's 4-3 decision said that under Clause 3 of the 14th Amendment, Trump cannot run for public office because he 'engaged in insurrection' and removed him from the primary ballot.
40% : This put a stay, or pause, on Colorado's decision - meaning Trump will remain on the ballot unless the Supreme Court sides with the lower court's ruling.
34% : The latest polling right before the New Year shows that 72 percent of Republicans think it's time to move past the January 6, 2021 Capitol riots and only 14 percent think that Trump bears responsibility for the events that day.
29% : But Republicans in the state immediately challenged the ruling, appealing it to the U.S. Supreme Court and pointing to the fact Trump has not been charged with insurrection.
28% : A new Washington Post/University of Maryland poll shows that only 14 percent of voters find Donald Trump 'responsible' for the January 6, 2021 Capitol riot amid rulings from states trying to keep him off the ballot over the 'insurrection' clause of the ConstitutionIn 2021, 60 percent of Americans said that Trump was responsible for the January 6 attacks, but that dropped to 53% two years later, according to Washington Post/University of Maryland poll.
28% : Independent voters largely remain unchanged in their 6 percent marginal view that Trump does hold responsibility for the January 6 attacks.
26% : The results follow Colorado's Supreme Court and Maine's Secretary of State ruling that Trump cannot appear on their respective states' presidential ballots due to his role on January 6, 2021.
11% : Americans have a decreasing belief that President Joe Biden legitimately won the 2020 election - while even more Republicans are no longer holding Donald Trump responsible for the Capitol attack.

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