A shocking poll revealed Republican support for Trump running for office in 2024 has plummeted by 20 points since December. The poll conducted by Echelon Insights first reported in December that 65% of Republicans would like to see Trump run for president in 2024 but now that number has plummeted.

Mediaite reports:

The poll also found solid majority support for Trump’s impeachment and removal, and slightly higher support for banning him from ever running for federal office again — an action that can only be taken if Trump is convicted by the Senate.

Overall, 57 percent of voters want to ban Trump for life (versus 53 percent who want him convicted in the Senate), while 30 percent of Republicans say the same. Only 21 percent of Republicans want him convicted in the Senate.

While not apples-to-apples, that result marks a sharp increase for banning Trump from several weeks ago, when Morning Consult found that 1 in 5 Republicans favored that action. And it’s a remarkable stat for a president who left office tied for the highest approval rating among Republicans in the history of the Gallup poll, at 88 percent.

The poll also found Trump still leading the 2024 GOP primary race by 7 points against a generic field, but losing by 15 points among college-educated Republicans. Without Trump in the field, former VP Mike Pence leads every other named candidate — but trails “unsure” by nine points.