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Opinion is split along partisan lines.Updated: January 19, 2021 - 10:27amA near majority of registered U.S. voters say a Senate impeachment trial for President Trump after he leaves office is "unnecessary," according to&nbsp;a new Just the News Poll with Scott Rasmussen.Just the News Daily PollWith Scott RasmussenThe combined 49% of respondents who said the&nbsp;trial is "unnecessary" is made up of 40% who said a trial was&nbsp;"totally unnecessary" and 9% who said it was "unnecessary but required."Forty-two percent said the trial is "totally necessary."In a partisan breakdown, 80% of registered GOP voters&nbsp;side with Trump and say the trial is unnecessary, while 69% of Democrats&nbsp;say the Senate impeachment trial is "totally necessary."The&nbsp;survey of 1,200 registered voters was conducted by Scott Rasmussen from Jan 14-16.To see the poll's cross-demographic tabulations, .To see the poll's methodology and sample demographics, .

Opinion is split along partisan lines.Updated: January 19, 2021 - 10:27amA near majority of registered U.S. voters say a Senate impeachment trial for President Trump after he leaves office is "unnecessary," according to&nbsp;a new Just the News Poll with Scott Rasmussen.Just the News Daily PollWith Scott RasmussenThe combined 49% of respondents who said the&nbsp;trial is "unnecessary" is made up of 40% who said a trial was&nbsp;"totally unnecessary" and 9% who said it was "unnecessary but required."Forty-two percent said the trial is "totally necessary."In a partisan breakdown, 80% of...

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