President Joe Biden would not receive more votes if former President Donald Trump is convicted of a crime, a recent survey by Leger found.
The survey found Trump leading Biden in a matchup by one point, garnering 46 percent to Biden’s 45 percent. Another nine percent remain unsure. The survey also asked respondents how they would vote if Trump were convicted on any of his charges, and while he loses his lead, Biden does not actually gain any of Trump’s voters. Rather, they simply move to undecided.
When asked who they would support if Trump was found guilty and imprisoned, Trump’s support slips to 37 percent, but as in the original matchup, Biden’s figure remains consistent at 45 percent. But now, in that scenario, 18 percent say they do not know or would vote for someone else.
When asked if Trump was found guilty but without imprisonment, 39 percent said they would…
