WASHINGTON (Sputnik) — In addition, the poll indicated that 59 percent of all voters believe that the US electorate is more divided than ever following Trump’s first six months in office.
"Interestingly, there is little partisan disagreement about Pence’s fitness to replace Trump in the White House," a press release accompanying the poll stated. "Roughly a quarter of Republicans, Democrats and voters not affiliated with either major party believe the vice president would make a better president."
However, partisan differences were obvious when respondents were asked whether Pence would do a better job than defeated Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, the release explained.
Seventy-seven percent of Republican voters believe Pence would make a better president than Clinton, while 81 percent of Democrats said Clinton would outperform Pence, the poll revealed.