About a third of voters said they thought Trump could lose the Republican nomination because of his legal troubles.
Fifty-one percent of voters were confident in the mental capacity and physical stamina of former President Donald Trump to lead the country — but only 32 percent were able to say the same for President Joe Biden, the poll found.
Voter opinion on both candidates has shifted from a 2020 study conducted months before the last presidential election. The trend is also true among Democratic voters: 91 percent of Democrats surveyed in the summer of 2020 had confidence in Biden’s mental and physical stamina, compared with 72 percent today.
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