Polls: 49 Percent Back Trump's Removal, But Polarization Is Big Leader

The transcript discusses the political polarization surrounding President Trump's impeachment and the 2020 presidential election. It highlights the stark partisan divide, with Republicans largely supporting Trump and Democrats opposing him. The discussion includes polling data showing Trump's varying support across different demographics and regions. It also examines hypothetical matchups with Democratic contenders, revealing Trump's challenges in swing states. Despite these dynamics, voter sentiment remains largely unchanged since the 2016 election, with strong support from Trump's base and opposition from Clinton's voters.

What is a significant factor contributing to the polarization in American politics according to the transcript?

• Economic policies

• Foreign policy decisions

• Media influence

• Geographical and racial divides

In the 2020 presidential election polls, how does President Trump fare against Joe Biden nationally?

• He leads by 9 points

• He trails by 9 points

• He is even with Biden

• He trails by 5 points

Which states does President Trump lead against Bernie Sanders according to the swing state polls?

• North Carolina, Michigan, Arizona

• Wisconsin, Florida, Michigan

• North Carolina, Arizona, Michigan

• Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Florida

What was the outcome of the 2016 election in terms of the Electoral College and popular vote?

• Trump won the Electoral College, Clinton won the popular vote

• Clinton won the Electoral College, Trump won the popular vote

• Clinton won both the Electoral College and popular vote

• Trump won both the Electoral College and popular vote

What does the transcript suggest about the change in voter opinions since the 2016 election?

• There has been a significant shift in opinions

• Opinions have remained largely unchanged

• More voters have become undecided

• There is a growing support for third-party candidates