Source: Marquette Law School polls
Marquette poll shows Wisconsinites split on impeachment push against Donald Trump. (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 10/23/2019)
Third paragraph in. But those numbers have moved significantly since April when the poll found 29% backed impeachment hearings while 65% said there was not enough reason to hold such proceedings. That survey was conducted after Attorney General William Barr released a letter describing contents of the Mueller Report, which probed Russian influence on the 2016 election.
Original 10/24/2019 post, "Big shift in support for Trump impeachment", starts here.
Source: Marquette Law School polls
Shift in percentage points favoring support of impeachment:
- 33 - all respondents
- 39 - men
- 29 - women
Shift in percentage points favoring support of impeachment:
- 59 - Democrats
- 32 - Independents
- 11 - Republicans
6th, 7th, and 8th paragraphs. The latest results do, however, show growing support for impeachment hearings among Wisconsin residents surveyed.
The January Marquette Law School Poll found only 33% of respondents felt there was enough cause to begin impeachment hearings, while 59% said they did not. In April, 29% of those surveyed said there was cause for impeachment hearings, while 65% said there was not.“
Clearly, the opinion has changed substantially,” poll director Charles Franklin said Wednesday.
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