- Hillary Clinton (D) 45%
- Donald Trump (R) 41%
- Gary Johnson (L) 5%
- None of these candidates 4%
- Undecided (vol.) 4%
- Donald Trump (R) 35% / 53% {-18%}
- Hillary Clinton (D) 34% / 54% {-20%}
Trump holds a 15-point lead among men; Clinton leads by 11 among women. Clinton holds a double-digit lead among those under 40 while continuing to trail among older voters.
Clinton continues to hold a wide lead among blacks. Trump leads by 11 points among whites, while the two are nearly tied among other minority voters.
When Gary Johnson is included:
Among unaffiliated voters, 41% back Trump; 24% back Clinton, and 16% prefer Johnson. Last month, Clinton led Trump 37% to 29% among unaffiliated voters, while Johnson picked up 11% support.
Johnson earns seven percent (7%) of the GOP vote and six percent (6%) of Democrats.
Seventy-two percent (72%) of GOP voters back Trump in a three-way race, while 74% of Democrats support Clinton. Just five percent (5%) of Democrats still prefer some other candidate, down from 15% last month when Bernie Sanders was still running an active campaign against Clinton.
Voters under 40 still give Clinton a sizable lead in a three-way matchup, while Trump leads by double digits among older voters. Fifteen percent (15%) of younger voters like Johnson, compared to just six percent (6%) of middle aged voters and four percent (4%) of senior citizens.
Johnson earns roughly the same level of support from men (9%) and women (10%).
Trump now earns 75% support among his fellow Republicans and picks up 14% of the Democratic vote. Seventy-six percent (76%) of Democrats like Clinton, as do 10% of GOP voters.
Trump how holds a 14-point lead among men, while Clinton leads by six among women. The candidates are tied among those under 40, while Trump leads among older voters.
Clinton continues to hold a wide lead among blacks. Trump leads among whites and other minority voters.
Among voters not affiliated with either major party, Trump leads by 18 points, but 28% of these voters like some other candidates or are undecided.