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As televised hearings bring the impeachment inquiry into public view, voters remain split on their support for the President.

Image: Voters cast their ballots to vote in state and local elections at Robious Elementary School in Midlothian, a suburb of Richmond

Voters cast their ballots to vote in state and local elections at Robious Elementary School in Midlothian, a suburb of Richmond, Va. on Nov. 5, 2019.Ryan M. Kelly / Reuters

Nov. 18, 2019, 11:07 PM UTC

Televised hearings will continue this week in the impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump. But as the drama unfolds in Washington, the rest of the country is watching from the sidelines. NBC News political reporter Vaughn Hillyard talked to voters in Wisconsin and Georgia to find out what people outside of the Beltway really think about impeachment.

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