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The survey, conducted by Hill.TV and the HarrisX polling company, found that 40 percent of registered voters polled said House Democrats should begin impeachment proceedings, while 41 percent said Democrats in the chamber should not begin the process.
Nineteen percent of respondents said they were unsure on the matter.
The poll also revealed a partisan divide on the issue, with 74 percent of Republican voters polled saying impeachment proceedings should not begin, and 66 percent of Democrats surveyed supporting impeachment moving ahead.
Among independents, 44 percent of respondents said there should not be impeachment proceedings, while 36 percent said they favor the measure
Nineteen percent of respondents said they were unsure on the matter.
The poll also revealed a partisan divide on the issue, with 74 percent of Republican voters polled saying impeachment proceedings should not begin, and 66 percent of Democrats surveyed supporting impeachment moving ahead.
Among independents, 44 percent of respondents said there should not be impeachment proceedings, while 36 percent said they favor the measure