New Polling Debunks GOP Claim That Impeachment Support Is Falling

Should be impeached and removed via @CNN polling:

Clinton, 1998:
29% impeach
67% don't impeach

Bush, 2006:
30% impeach
69% don't impeach

Obama, 2014:
29% impeach
70% don't impeach

Trump, 2019:
50% impeach
43% don't impeach

— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) November 26, 2019

CNN POLL CONDUCTED BY SSRS
November 21-24
Trump Should Be Impeached
And Removed From Office

Now 50%
Oct. 50%
Sept. 47%
May 41%
April 37%
March 36%

https://t.co/c0NtyJF6oa

— Manu Raju (@mkraju) November 26, 2019

Finally getting a few more impeachment polls and the notion that the numbers are moving against Democrats isn't looking so hot. +4 spread on supporting impeachment/removal, which is similar to the peak in October.https://t.co/Tj71WyGT4x pic.twitter.com/S7iUHaRdlX

— Nate Silver (@NateSilver538) November 26, 2019

New @CNN poll: More than 60% of women now back impeaching Trump and removing him from office.

May: 51% for impeachment and removal.

October: 56% for impeachment and removal.

November: 61% for impeachment and removal.

— John Nichols (@NicholsUprising) November 26, 2019

Trump approval rating by gender via new @CNN poll:

Men:
52% approve
44% disapprove

Women:
32% approve
64% disapprove

— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) November 26, 2019

57% of independents say Trump's efforts to get Zelensky to launch investigations were "more to benefit himself politically" vs. only 33% who say it was "more to fight corruption in Ukraine" via new @CNN poll

— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) November 26, 2019