在蒙茅斯大学（Monmouth University）周二发布的一项民意调查中，只有十分之四的自认共和党人表示，他们相信唐纳德·特朗普总统在7月25日与乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽伦斯基（Volodymyr Zelensky）的电话中讨论了政治对手前副总统乔·拜登。
40％的共和党人与之相比，接受调查的85％的民主党人和61％的独立人士说，特朗普“可能”提到了调查拜登家族的想法。
“至少从宣读中可以清楚地看出，特朗普在电话会议上讨论了调查拜登。尽管这一信息是由白宫本身发布的，但超过四分之一的共和党人仍说特朗普可能没有提及它”，新闻稿引用了蒙茅斯大学投票研究所所长帕特里克·默里（Patrick Murray）的话。
这项民意调查是通过电话进行的，对美国1,161名成年人进行了调查。蒙茅斯大学民意测验研究所表示，该结果的误差率为2.9个百分点。随着乌克兰举报人故事的发展和弹inquiry调查的开始，电话于9月23日至29日进行。蒙茅斯大学（Monmouth University）宣布民意测验结果的新闻稿在一周的窗口内没有报告每日的答复，这意味着有些人可能在成绩单发布之前已经回答了调查，而其他人则可能在回答之后才回答。
白宫发布成绩单前三天，特朗普公开表示，他与泽伦斯基讨论了对拜登家族的调查。特朗普继续声称对话没有错。
特朗普在电话会议上告诉泽伦斯基说：“关于拜登的儿子的话题很多，拜登停止了起诉，而且很多人都想知道这一点，所以你可以与总检察长一起做任何事情都很棒。”
根据蒙茅斯大学的民意调查，总体而言，十分之六以上的成年人说，美国总统向特朗普提出的外国领导人的要求是错误的，但十分之三的共和党人同意这一说法。
该调查还发现，将近49％的成年人认为众议院司法委员会继续进行弹劾调查是个好主意，相比之下，有44％的成年人支持直接弹特朗普。
穆雷说：“特朗普可能会在电话会议上遭到强烈反对，但具有讽刺意味的是，现在它的内容已经存在，这实际上可能有助于实现他的目标。”
In a poll released Tuesday by Monmouth University, just four in 10 self-identified Republicans said they believe that President Donald Trump discussed political rival former Vice President Joe Biden during his phone call with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky on July 25.
The 40 percent of Republicans compares to 85 percent of Democrats and 61 percent of independents surveyed who said that Trump "probably did" mention the idea of investigating the Biden family.
"At the very least, it is clear from the readout that Trump discussed investigating Biden during the call. Even though this information was released by the White House itself, more than one quarter of Republicans still say Trump probably didn't make any mention of it," the press release quoted Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute as saying.
The poll was conducted by telephone, surveying 1,161 adults across the United States. The Monmouth University Polling Institute has stated that the results have a margin of error of 2.9 percentage points. The calls took place on September 23-29, as the Ukraine whistleblower story developed and the impeachment inquiry began. Monmouth University's press release announcing the poll results did not report day-by-day responses during the week-long window, which means that some people may have answered the survey prior to the release of the transcript, while others may have answered afterwards.
Three days before the White House released the transcript, Trump said openly that he discussed the investigation of the Biden family with Zelensky. Trump has continued to claim that there was nothing wrong with the conversation.
"There's a lot of talk about Biden's son, that Biden stopped the prosecution and a lot of people want to find out about that so whatever you can do with the Attorney General would be great," said Trump told Zelensky during the call.
According to the Monmouth University poll, overall, more than six out of ten adults said that it was wrong for a U.S. president to make the type of request to a foreign leader Trump did, but only three out of ten Republicans agreed with that statement.
The survey also found that almost half—49 percent—of adults thought that it was a good idea for the House Judiciary Committee to move forward with the impeachment inquiry, compared to 44 percent of adults who supported impeaching Trump outright.
"Trump may be facing backlash for the call but the irony is now that its contents are out there, it may actually help with his objective," said Murray.
