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By a Narrow Margin, Americans Say Senate Trial Should Result in Trump’s Removal
Trump’s job approval has changed little during his three years as president
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- By a Narrow Margin, Americans Say Senate Trial Should Result in Trump’s Removal
- By narrow margin, public wants Senate trial to result in Trump’s removal from office
- Trump’s job approval has changed little during his three years as president
- Wide educational divides, particularly among whites, on whether Trump should be removed from office
- Majority says Trump has ‘probably’ or ‘definitely’ engaged in illegal activities
- Majority of Republicans who say it is likely that Trump committed illegal acts oppose his removal from office
- Public skeptical about whether GOP and Democratic senators will be fair during impeachment trial
- Few Americans have confidence in senators of both parties to be fair during impeachment trial
- Partisan and demographic differences in views of Trump’s job performance
- Roughly half of Americans express confidence in Trump’s handling of the economy, trade agreements
- Little change since last August in the public’s confidence in Trump to use military force wisely
- About half of the public says they trust what Trump says less than previous presidents