The Justice Department released a 500-page report on Thursday about the FBI’s actions during the 2016 presidential election. From what you have heard about the report, does it change how you think about the FBI’s actions during the election?

The Justice Department released a 500‑page report on Thursday about the FBI’s actions during the 2016 presidential election. From what you have heard about the report, does it change how you think about the FBI’s actions during the election? Published on June 18, 2018 → Survey conducted on June 18, 2018 on 24722 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Yes – I used to think the FBI was biased against Trump, but now I don’t think that

Yes – I used to think the FBI was biased against Clinton, but now I don’t think that

No – I thought the FBI was biased against Trump, and I still do

23%

No – I thought the FBI was biased against Clinton, and I still do

15%

N/A – I have not heard anything about the report

25%

Other/Not sure

25%

Yes – I used to think the FBI was biased against Trump, but now I don’t think that

Yes – I used to think the FBI was biased against Clinton, but now I don’t think that

No – I thought the FBI was biased against Trump, and I still do

23%

No – I thought the FBI was biased against Clinton, and I still do

15%

N/A – I have not heard anything about the report

25%

Other/Not sure

25%

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