Trump remains the most popular politician among Republican supporters

By all indications, many Republican voters still think of Donald Trump as their man.

However, surveys outside of this group are different.

New York – At the indictment, Donald Trump was not as rowdy as usual.

The ex-US President was spared a mugshot – fake photos of him are circulating.

And a survey now revealed.

Despite everything, Donald Trump remains the most popular Republican.

"Would you rather see Trump or another Republican as a candidate in the 2024 US presidential election?" polling firm YouGov asked on behalf of

.

The result: 54 percent spoke out in favor of Trump.

33 percent against him and 13 percent were not sure.

+

Must answer in court: Former US President Donald Trump (archive image)

© Evan Vucci/AP/dpa

1,089 US citizens were surveyed March 30-31.

It was already known that there would be charges against Trump.

The storming of the Capitol in January 2021 showed the type of Trump supporters can be.

January 6, 2021 - the storming of the Capitol in pictures

January 6, 2021 - the storming of the Capitol in pictures

60 percent of Americans approve of the charges against Trump

But now there is another current survey.

It was carried out by the US broadcaster CNN among 1048 US citizens.

According to this, 60 percent of US citizens support the Trump impeachment.

The other results of the survey:

• Around three-quarters of respondents indicated that politics played at least some role in the decision.

• Of the three-quarters, 52 percent said politics played an important role.

• 62 percent of the non-party support the accusation, 38 percent rejected it.

• 94 percent of Democrat supporters supported the impeachment.

• 79 percent of Republican supporters reject it.

Meanwhile, Mexico's President Manuel López Obrador said he believes the charges against Trump are "politically motivated."

This should affect his chances in the 2024 presidential election.

"Legal matters should not be used for electoral purposes," Obrador told reporters on Wednesday (April 5), a day after Trump pleaded not guilty to 34 counts in connection with paying hush money to a porn star.

List of rubrics: © Evan Vucci/AP/dpa