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00:00A new poll finds that even with former President Trump holding a huge lead over his Republican
00:04rivals for the 2024 election, would-be voters won a candidate who follows election rules.
00:10That may appear contradictory considering the multiple indictments Trump faces as he's accused
00:15of conspiring to overturn the 2020 election. According to a Washington Post-Ipsos poll
00:20conducted between August 15 and 22, 85 percent of respondents who say they'll vote in the
00:25Republican primary prefer a quote Republican presidential nominee who respects the customs
00:30and rules of American elections. 13 percent said they prefer a candidate who will quote
00:35do whatever it takes to win. According to Website Insider, a Reuters-Ipsos poll found nearly half
00:41of Republicans said they wouldn't vote Trump if he's ultimately convicted. Trump skipped the first
00:46GOP debate in Milwaukee while still bringing in an average of 51.1 percent support, according to 538.
00:52That's 37.7 percent ahead of his biggest competitor, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.
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