The poll, conducted using Ipsos’ Knowledge Panel, asked Americans about the former FBI director’s testimony Wednesday in consecutive hearings before the House Judiciary and House Intelligence committees.
Whereas for Republicans, only 3% said they were more likely to support impeachment, 42% said they were less likely, and 54% were unchanged. Independents were split, with 26% saying they are more likely to support impeachment and 29% saying less likely. 45% of Independents said they feel the same as they did prior to Mueller’s testimony.
But a majority of Americans expressed little confidence in the country’s ability to stave off potential foreign attacks on U.S. democratic institutions in 2020, after Mueller testified that Russia’s effort to interfere in 2016"wasn’t a single attempt … they expect to do it during the next campaign." Those who read, saw or heard about the testimony were asked in a follow up question to offer a response in only a few words about what comes to mind when thinking about Mueller’s testimony. One independent voter said,"Republicans for the president, Democrats against the president," mirroring the public response to the testimony, with enormous variance in what partisans said came to mind.
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