Swamp: Trump ‘guilty,’ want on jury to convict

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A majority of District residents, from which a federal court could tap for a jury pool in Donald Trump’s expected trial on 2020 election interference charges, believe that the former president is guilty.

In a new survey, Emerson College Polling said that 64% of Washington’s residents would find Trump guilty, confirming the Trump team’s concern about bias against their client in the capital city.What’s more, those who are eager to be on a jury in a Trump case want to make sure he is convicted, said the poll analysis.

Trump faces at least four cases around the country. Special counsel Jack Smith has brought a case in Washington that charges Trump with inciting the Capitol riots.

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