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ABC News poll: 68% oppose any Trump self-pardon, Biden wins approval for transition

ABC News poll: 68% oppose any Trump self-pardon, Biden wins approval for transition
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68% of Americans say Trump should not issue self-pardon; Majority approves Biden s transition: POLL

WASHINGTON Ahead of his inauguration, Americans by more than a 40-point margin approve of the way Joe Biden has handled the presidential transition but just half are confident he ll make the right decisions for the country s future, with muted expectations for his progress on key issues. As to the man he s replacing, 68% in this ABC News/Washington Post poll oppose President Donald Trump pardoning himself for any federal crimes he may be accused of committing. And 58% support Twitter s ban on Trump, muzzling the outgoing president on his main platform. Trump leaves office awash in controversy, as seen in results from this poll reported Friday. Biden enters on a better note: Two-thirds in this survey, produced for ABC News by Langer Research Associates, approve of how he s handled the transition. That s 27 percentage points higher than Trump four years ago.

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With partial blame for the Capitol attack, majority favors barring President Trump from office

Nine in 10 Americans oppose the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, seven in 10 say Donald Trump bears at least some responsibility and a majority in a new ABC News/Washington Post poll – 56% – favors

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ABC News poll: Majority favors barring Trump from office, find him partially to blame for Capitol attack

ABC News poll: Majority favors barring Trump from office, find him partially to blame for Capitol attack
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With partial blame for the Capitol attack, majority favors barring Trump from office

With partial blame for the Capitol attack, majority favors barring Trump from office © Drew Angerer/Getty Images, FILE President Donald Trump waves as he walks to Marine One on the South Lawn of the White House on Jan. 12, 2021 in Washington, D.C. Nine in 10 Americans oppose the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, seven in 10 say Donald Trump bears at least some responsibility for it and a majority in a new ABC News/Washington Post poll – 56% – favors efforts in Congress to bar him from holding elected office again. Fifty-four percent in the national survey also say Trump should be charged criminally with inciting a riot for having encouraged his supporters to march on the Capitol. More, 66%, say he has behaved irresponsibly, more broadly, in his statements and actions since the election.

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