Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Marquette Poll shows support for impeachment has slipped in Wisconsin as Trump leads 4 top Democratic rivals
Support for impeachment has slipped in Wisconsin, according to Wednesday’s Marquette University Law School Poll.
And for the first time, President Donald Trump has surged ahead of all four top Democratic rivals in potential head-to-head matchups.
Just 40% of Wisconsin registered voters believe Trump should be impeached and removed from office, while 53% disagreed, according to the survey
The poll of 801 registered Wisconsin voters was conducted Nov. 13 through Sunday, during the opening week of public hearings in the House impeachment inquiry.
In October, before public testimony began, the Marquette poll showed that 44% said the president should be impeached and removed while 51% said he should not be.
Diving deeper into this month’s numbers on impeachment, 52% said Trump asked the Ukraine president to investigate his political rivals, while 29% said he did not. Forty-one percent said Trump held up military aid to pressure the Ukraine president while 38% said he did not.