If a voter can't recognize the threat that Trump is, and poses for the future, they might be merely ignorant or MAGA (I argue that MAGA is ignorant as well, but have emotionally committed to the dogma). But in any regards their support for the criminal candidate reveals flawed thinking. Trump was rejected in 2012 in the republican primary, which showed good sense among conservatives as they selected Romney. But each election cycle since has seen Trump getting more disturbed, more extreme, and less fit, but more attractive to the conservative voter. The voters who support him are not making a sound and rational decision. Their judgment is flawed and being guided by emotions. The growing list of former Trump officials, and republicans who support Harris, can articulate their reasoning to oppose Trump. It doesn't seem to influence the average conservative voter. That suggets Trump supporters are committed emotionally, not rationally.
I've heard undecided voters interviewed and most every one seems poorly informed and unsure why Trump is in legal trouble. What I wonder is how they can't understand why he's in legal trouble when there is literally hundreds of reputable articles by reputable news agencies reporting on it, and stories available for free on the internet. To my mind these are lazy thinkers who lack any understanding that they need to extend effort to inform themselves, and only from reputable sources. These undecided voters are so frustrating to listen to because their dilemma is so easily solved by reading. One guy explained how concerned he was about the headlines he's seen about Trump, and turned off by things he's said in video clips, yada yada yada, but then concluded that he was leaning towrds voting for Trump. Jesus, this guy spent 45 seconds explaining why Trump is not a good candidate, but then admitted that he might vote for him anyway.