Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump by Demographic Group % with favorable opinion
(pct. pts.)
Non-Hispanic black69%11%58
Nonwhite female65%9%56
Nonwhite non-college grad61%13%48
Nonwhite college grad62%17%45
Hispanic58%14%44
Domestic partnership/Living with partner (not legally married)57%19%38
Nonwhite male57%19%38
Muslim53%17%36
Identify as LGBT54%18%36
Asian51%18%33
Jewish56%26%30
Unmarried woman48%20%28
Separated50%23%27
Postgraduate50%24%26
Less than $24,000/year50%25%25
Female, 18-4944%20%24
No religion/Atheist/Agnostic43%21%22
Female45%26%19
Pacific44%25%19
Single/Never been married41%24%17
Not religious42%26%16
Female, 50+47%32%15
Divorced46%31%15
30-4942%29%13
18-2933%21%12
Middle Atlantic45%33%12
Have children under 1841%29%12
New England43%32%11
Catholic46%35%11
Married woman42%32%10
Moderately religious44%35%9
East Central/Great Lakes40%31%9
College graduate40%31%9
White college grad39%31%8
Southwest40%32%8
High school or less41%33%8
Widowed44%36%8
$24,000/year-less than $60,000/year39%32%7
Have children (all ages)41%35%6
50-6442%39%3
Married with children under 1837%34%3
Unmarried man37%35%2
Southeast39%37%2
White female36%34%2
West Central36%34%2
$90,000+/year38%36%2
Male, 18-4933%32%1
65+42%42%0
$60,000/year-less than $90,000/year36%36%0
Married37%38%-1
Highly religious35%37%-2
Protestant/Other Christian36%38%-2
Some college34%37%-3
Rocky Mountain30%34%-4
Male34%40%-6
Non-Hispanic White30%41%-11
Mormon21%33%-12
Married man32%45%-13
Male, 50+36%49%-13
Veteran household29%49%-20
White non-college grad26%47%-21
White male25%49%-24
MAY 1-24, 2016
GALLUP POLL
SAMPLE SIZE -- 11,600 AMERICAN ADULTS
