Democrats are planning to introduce articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump over his July 25 phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr.

Several rounds of their public impeachment hearings have been nothing short of a total snooze-fest, and Democrats “star” witnesses haven’t provided any information that was harmful to the president.

And according to a new poll, Trump is now leading Democrat presidential candidates in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin — three critical swing states that could determine who wins the 2020 election.

A Firehouse/Optimus poll conducted in December shows Trump ahead of his Democrat opponents, even former Vice President Joe Biden, who remains one of the stronger candidates opposing the president.

Biden is five points below Trump in Michigan and Pennsylvania as well as nine points below Trump in Wisconsin.

Prior polls from Firehouse Strategies showed Biden competing evenly with Trump in states like Michigan or beating him in the states of Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.

Breitbart reports:

In Wisconsin, Biden went from a 12-point lead of President Trump in March to nine points below the president in December.

Trump has similar or stronger leads over Democrat candidates Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Sen. Bernie Sanders.

Newcomer candidate former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg also loses big against President Trump, the poll shows.

Impeachment is not popular with battleground state voters either.

Around 51 percent of voters in Michigan, 52.2 percent of voters in Pennsylvania, and 57.9 percent of voters in Wisconsin opposed impeachment and removal of the president.

That’s not the only recent poll that has been devastating for Democrats.

Last week, a new Politico-Morning Consult poll found that support is dropping and opposition is growing among Independent voters.

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