Most Americans (65 percent) say their opinion of Clinton has not changed in the wake of the email controversy, but 29 percent say their opinion of her has grown worse. Forty-nine percent of Republicans say their opinion of her is worse, as do 28 percent of independents.
More generally, 26 percent of Americans now have a favorable view of Hillary Clinton, while 37 percent view her unfavorably; another third are undecided or don’t have an opinion of her. As Clinton weighs a presidential bid, her favorable views are 12 points lower than they were in the fall of 2013, just months after leaving her position as secretary of state. Her unfavorable views have ticked up slightly, but the percentage that is undecided about her has risen eight points.
Clinton’s highest favorable rating in CBS News polling occurred in March 2009, early in her tenure as Secretary of State, when 58 percent of Americans viewed her favorably.
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Hillary's favorability rating has fallen from 58% to 26% since 2009.
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hahahaha... good luck
ReplyDeletehttp://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/2016_presidential_race.html
She was miles ahead of anyone, this time in 2008 and could not even secure the nomination against an opponent who knew absolutely nothing about governance.
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