The impeachment process may have helped intensify Trump's level of support.
Though a majority of voters say President Donald Trump abused his power and obstructed Congress, they oppose removing him from office for those acts by a narrow margin, according to anAnd the impeachment process does not appear to have greatly swayed voters' opinions of the president. Overall, 46% said they approved of the job Trump was doing and 51% disapproved. Those numbers were consistent with previous NBC News/Wall Street Journal polls.
But 48% said the Senate should not vote to remove Trump from office, while 46% said it should. At the end of October, while the impeachment inquiry was underway, 49% said they favored removing Trump from office while 46% were opposed. "I think it was wrong," Alexander said of Trump's alleged acts, adding he thought Trump should have gone to the Department of Justice if he had concerns about Biden. But he said,"I don't think it's the kind of inappropriate action that the framers would expect the Senate to substitute its judgment for the people in picking a president."
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