A sizable majority of Americans said that their opinion on special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian meddling is unlikely to change, as Attorney General William Barr told lawmakers on April 9 that he intends to release a redacted version of the report “within a week.”
The findings from a Hill-HarrisX survey of registered voters found an overwhelming 72 percent who said that more information from Mueller’s probe “would be unlikely to make them re-think their beliefs.” Meanwhile, only 28 percent said they believed their opinions could shift.
