Trump's Conviction Fuels 2024 Presidential Ambitions

Voters react to Trump's guilty verdict, with some vowing to support him despite the outcome, while others question the fairness of the trial.

"I think this makes him stronger," Albano said. "I think this is inspiring a lot of people to vote for him. And he's just standing tall and proud and fighting for the American people still. And that speaks volumes to me."

Albano questioned the fairness of the trial, accusing prosecutors of targeting Trump while ignoring wrongdoings by his political opponents like Hunter Biden and Hillary Clinton.

"I can't really say that this sways my opinion on if I'm going to vote or not for Donald Trump, or if I'm going to sway away from Joe Biden," McDonald said.

"If you don't do things to get attacked, you can't be attacked," Wright said. "I believe that the people who are supporting him are going to continue to support him no matter what happens."

However, Trump's favorability rating remained unchanged at 31%. After the verdict, Trump called the trial "rigged" and his campaign raised $53 million within 24 hours.

While some voters remain firmly behind him, others may view the guilty verdict as a sign that he is not fit for office. The outcome of the trial will likely continue to be a topic of debate as the 2024 election approaches.