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 percentage of Republicans support President Trump according to Gallup polling averages?

How do urban, racially diverse populations generally feel about President Trump?

In which states does President Trump lead or trail against Democratic contenders according to recent polls?

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

What does the Times Siena poll indicate about the electorate's opinion on Trump since the last election?