As public hearings get underway today, 81 percent say there’s no or little chance they’ll change their minds on impeachment, according to a new POLITICO/Morning Consult poll
Most voters say there is little to no chance they will change their minds about the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump’s conduct, even as public hearings are set to kick off on Wednesday, according to a new POLITICO/Morning Consult poll.
Democrats hope the public hearings make the details of the Ukraine scandal more digestible for voters at home. Asked in the POLITICO/Morning Consult poll whether they believe the Trump administration “withheld military aid from Ukraine in order to pressure the country’s government to investigate” Trump’s political rivals, more than two in 10 voters, 22 percent, say they have no opinion.
While Wednesday is dripping with drama on Capitol Hill, voters at home think it’s unlikely the proceedings will result in Trump’s impeachment and removal. Only 8 percent say it’s “very likely” the Senate will remove the president, and just 14 percent say it’s even “somewhat likely.” A combined 62 percent say it’s either “not too likely” or not likely at all that Trump will be removed from office.
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