More than three-quarters of Americans (76 percent) say they are following the news about the removal of classified documents from former President Donald Trump's Florida home either very closely (38 percent) or somewhat closely (38 percent), while 24 percent say they are either following it not so closely (11 percent) or not closely at all (13 percent).
Americans 59 - 26 percent think former President Trump acted inappropriately in the way he handled classified documents after leaving the White House.
Sixty-four percent of Americans think the allegations involving former President Trump and his handling of classified documents after leaving the White House are either very serious (49 percent) or somewhat serious (15 percent), while 32 percent think they are either not too serious (13 percent) or not serious at all (19 percent).
Among Republicans, 67 percent think the allegations are either not too serious (29 percent) or not serious at all (38 percent), while 27 percent think the allegations are either very serious (13 percent) or somewhat serious (14 percent).
Americans 50 - 41 percent think former President Trump should be prosecuted on criminal charges over his handling of classified documents after leaving the White House.
Democrats (86 - 5 percent) and independents (52 - 39 percent) think former President Trump should be prosecuted on criminal charges, while Republicans (83 - 9 percent) think he should not be prosecuted on criminal charges.
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