Another poll shows half of Americans believe Trump's guilty verdict was correct, and nearly half believe he should end his campaign.
Half of Americans believe former President Donald Trump's guilty verdict in his criminal hush money trial was correct, according to a new ABC News/Ipsos poll.
Broken down into party lines, 15 percent of Republicans think Trump is guilty while 64 percent do not, 48 percent of independents think Trump is guilty while 25 percent do not, and 86 percent of Democrats believe he is guilty while 5 percent do not. A total of 831 Republicans, 1,114 independents, and 1,113 Democrats were surveyed. The margin of error of the subgroups are unclear.
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