Trump's conviction: an electoral rallying call?

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As THE final guilty verdict was read In Donald Trump's Corruption trial yesterday, attention immediately turned has THE impact he would be to have on THE WE presidential election on 5 November. 

THE unanimous 34 guilty verdicts book In THE Manhattan court cement Trump's place In THE history books as THE First of all ancient president of THE United States has be A sentenced criminal. 

THE "immediate impact East undeniable", said from Axios Zechariah Basu And Sophie Cai. "America policy fabric has has been fundamentally amended." But A rushing of Republican giver support And little change In THE polls suggest THE result can to have A less seismic impact on THE result of THE following presidential election.

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A damaged candidacy

THE verdict hands President Joe Biden And her Democratic allies "A armed that they wrong necessary", said THE The hill Niall Stanage. Biden, WHO has has been reporting In battlefield State polls, "can NOW argue THE American people must not vote For A criminal as president."

"I TO DO think he will to have A impact And Shame him as A candidate," Ariel Hill-Davis, co-founder of Republican Women For Progress, A band that has research has move THE to party far Since Asset, said THE BBC. College graduate And younger voters are "Really hesitant has get back In double with THE Republican To party headed by Donald Asset". This verdict will "further shore up those concerns".

THE question NOW "is not it just how voters react", David Axelrod, A architect of THE Obama presidency campaigns, said