43% of Americans Have a Tough Message for Hillary on Her Emails as the DOJ Weighs Decision

By Kelsey Rupp

This article was originally published on June 1, 2016. 

Just days after the State Department released its critical audit of her private email server, a new poll shows voters are split on how Clinton should proceed if she is indicted.

In a poll of 1,000 likely U.S. voters released by Rasmussen Reports Tuesday, 43% said Clinton should “immediately stop campaigning” if she is “charged with a felony” in connection to the investigation of her e-mail.

But she’s got some breathing room.

Half of those surveyed think the former Secretary of State should continue running until a court weighs in on her guilt or innocence.

Democrats are the most supportive of Clinton, with 71% believe Clinton should keep running regardless if she is indicted. Only 30% of Republicans and 46% of unaffiliated voters agree. 

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Source: Independent Journal