The majority of Americans believe Democrats should work with President Trump instead of standing against him, according to new poll data.

The Hill unveiled the details of the Harvard-Harris poll, which found 73 percent of voters think Democrats should collaborate with the president, 27 percent said they should not.

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As pressure mounts for Democratic leaders to resist Trump, the poll shows not everyone is on board, including members of their own party.

In areas where Trump and Democrats agree, 52 percent of Democratic voters said the party should work with him, while 42 percent said to keep resisting.

The Democrats surveyed gave similar responses when asked if Trump himself should compromise. 68 percent said he should, while 32 percent said the president should stick to his own agenda.

As for Republicans participating in the poll, 48 percent said Trump should be willing to compromise with Democrats, while 52 percent disagreed.