Forty-five percent of respondents don’t want Congress to impeach Trump, down one percent from the previous week’s survey.
The percentage of respondents who approve of the job the president is doing remained the same at 45 percent.
The poll was conducted May 25-30 among 1,991 registered US voters and has a margin of error of plus or minus two percentage points.
On May 17, Congressman Al Green said Trump should be impeached for obstructing the FBI probe into the possible relationship between the president and the Russian government. Other lawmakers have resisted the idea as multiple investigations into Trump’s relationship with Russia continue.
Both the White House and multiple Russian officials have denied allegations of collusion, and Moscow has repeatedly denied it interfered in the 2016 US presidential election.
