Several experienced political advisors along with a preceding special counsel during the impeachment proceedings for ex-President Donald Trump shared their perspectives on Tuesday, contending that the conviction of Mr. Trump could potentially confer an upper hand to President Joe Biden in any forthcoming 2024 challenge.

It seems vivid from public opinion polls that Trump continues to have an edge over Biden in a speculated contest, however, sentiments seem to take a turn when prompted with the question of how they would vote should Trump be found guilty.

Interestingly, a poll by The Wall Street Journal conducted earlier this month indicated Trump had a four-point advantage over Biden, but this landscape seems to undergo a transformation when the element of conviction is introduced. If Trump were to be convicted, the poll indicates that Biden could potentially edge ahead with a 47% to 46% lead.

Further reinforcing this perspective, a Yahoo News-YouGov poll offers similar insights. Should Trump be held liable for a 'serious crime', Biden could potentially move into a significantly stronger position leading by a margin of 46% to 39%.

In the words of the analysts, the citizens are hesitant about reposing their trust for the highest office in the land in an individual perceived to have manipulated his power by involving himself in criminal activity aimed at undermining or depriving them of their freedoms.

Several experienced political advisors along with a preceding special counsel during the impeachment proceedings for ex-President Donald Trump shared their perspectives on Tuesday, contending that the conviction of Mr. Trump could potentially confer an upper hand to President Joe Biden in any forthcoming 2024 challenge.
It seems vivid from public opinion polls that Trump continues to have an edge over Biden in a speculated contest, however, sentiments seem to take a turn when prompted with the question of how they would vote should Trump be found guilty.
Interestingly, a poll by The Wall Street Journal conducted earlier this month indicated Trump had a four-point advantage over Biden, but this landscape seems to undergo a transformation when the element of conviction is introduced. If Trump were to be convicted, the poll indicates that Biden could potentially edge ahead with a 47% to 46% lead.
Further reinforcing this perspective, a Yahoo News-YouGov poll offers similar insights. Should Trump be held liable for a 'serious crime', Biden could potentially move into a significantly stronger position leading by a margin of 46% to 39%.
In the words of the analysts, the citizens are hesitant about reposing their trust for the highest office in the land in an individual perceived to have manipulated his power by involving himself in criminal activity aimed at undermining or depriving them of their freedoms.

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