The Senate’s impeachment trial of President Donald Trump shifted the votes of some independent voters, but most Americans were driven even deeper into their political corners by the sessions, according to an LX and Morning Consult poll released Friday.

The survey, conducted during the final 24 hours of the quickest impeachment trial in U.S. history that ended in a vote for acquittal Wednesday, reveals 31% of respondents who identified with neither the Republican or Democratic Party said the trial made them less likely to reelect the president this fall, compared to 22% who said the trial made them more likely to vote for his reelection. The other 47% of independents said the trial made no difference in their support for Trump.

Overall, the polling was reflective of partisan splits, with 36% of U.S. adults reporting they were now less likely to reelect the president and 32% of U.S. adults reporting they were now more likely. Thirty-two percent said the trial made no difference in their support.

The U.S. Senate voted Wednesday to acquit President Donald Trump on impeachment charges brought by the House of Representatives last year. LX and Morning Consult polled 2,197 U.S. adults during the final 24 hours of the Senate’s impeachment trial.

Predictably, Democrats overwhelmingly said they were less likely to reelect the president (68%), while Republicans said the trial made them more likely to reelect the president (72%). However, a small group from each side of the political aisle said the trial made them more likely to buck their party come November, amounting to 5% of Democrats and 8% of Republicans.

“These results show a polarized electorate that is basically immovable in their opinions of Trump,” said Fordham professor of political science and polling Monika McDermott. “Those who say they are more likely to support him were surely supporting him already, and vice versa for those less likely to support him.”

McDermott said the trial likely changed few minds.

“Partisanship has always been a powerful force in our elections, but more so now than ever. The Democrats were clearly hoping to sway people to their side, but they largely failed," McDermott said.

Generational and racial splits also mimicked the partisan split, with younger and minority adults – those most likely to identify as Democrats – responding that the trial made them less likely to reelect Trump this November. White respondents said they were more likely to reelect the president following the trial, by a 38%-32% margin, with 30% saying the trial had no impact on their decision.

However, one notable division fell along economic lines, with both lower-income (those making less than $50,000) and higher-income (those making more than $100,000) earners reporting more opposition to the president’s reelection after his impeachment trial. Middle-class earners (those earning between $50,000 and $100,000) were nearly evenly split on whether the trial made them more or less likely to vote for reelection. See full crosstabs here.

The February LX/Morning Consult poll of 2,197 U.S. adults between the ages of 18 and 73 was conducted online Feb 4-5. The survey’s margin of error is +/- 2 percentage points.

In January, the monthly LX/Morning Consult poll revealed a majority of U.S. adults favored a “full trial” by the Senate, and that they also didn’t believe the early states represented their priorities well.

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