Trump lead grows following indictment, one factor continues to be thorn in Biden's side with voters: poll

A new NBC poll shows former President Trump remains the GOP frontrunner following his indictment, with nearly half of GOP voters on the fence over whether he should remain the party leader.

continues to lead as the GOP frontrunner after being indicted on federal charges in early June, however, nearly half of GOP voters surveyed are skeptical over whether he should continue to lead the Republican Party, according to a new poll.

These new numbers come in comparison to how the candidates fared with GOP voters back in April shortly after Trump was indicted in New York in connection to hush-money payments made in 2016. 46% of Republican voters supported Trump then and 31% said they were backing DeSantis. related to his handling of classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago estate in June, a combined total of 77% of GOP primary voters stated the federal charges gave them either minor concerns or no real concerns .

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