Donald Trump Is More Unpopular Than Ever Poll Finds
Negative views of Donald Trump have hit a campaign high, according to a new favorabillity survey. The Washington Post-ABC News poll finds 70 of Americans have an unfavorable view of the Republican presidential nomineeincluding some 56 who feel "strongly" unfavorable. It's a 10-point shift from last month, when Trump had hit just 60 unfavorable views. Since then, he officially became his party's nominee and controversially suggested a judge overseeing a lawsuit over his university might be biased because of his Mexican heritage. The survey was conducted before Sunday's deadly attack on a nightclub in Orlandoand thus before his tweeted response to the massacre, which was widely criticized for being insensitive and self-aggrandizing. Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton also received some of her worst ratings in more than two decades, according to the new poll, with some 55 of Americans viewing the former Secretary of State as unfavorable. Worryingly for Clinton, one in four Democrats expressed unfavorable opinions towards her. Over a third 34 of Republicans expressed unfavorable views of Trump, up from 28 in May. Polling was conducted between June 8-12, by the Washington Post-ABC News among a random sample of 1000 American adults, with margin of error of plus or minus 3.5 percentage points.