Former President Trump’s conviction in New York has boosted his campaign’s fundraising, unified Republicans to rally behind his campaign and done little to diminish his chances of reelection in November.
It’s not just a Republican Party phenomenon. National polling after the verdict suggests the state of the presidential race is unchanged. Trump and President Biden are still neck-and-neck. Many voters appear to be tuning out the court case as a sordid distraction. They are more concerned about the economy, jobs and inflation. Meanwhile, the Business Roundtable, a leading advocacy organization…
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