ABC News Poll: HRC opens a 12-point lead over Trump 51-39

Hillary Clinton surged to a broad advantage against Donald Trump in the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll, capitalizing on Trump’s recent campaign missteps. Two-thirds of Americans see him as biased against groups such as women, minorities or Muslims, and a new high, 64 percent, call Trump unqualified to serve as president. These and other doubts about Trump have produced a sharp 14-point swing in preferences among registered voters, from +2 points for Trump in mid-May, after he clinched the GOP nomination, to +12 points for Clinton now, 51-39 percent. That snaps the race essentially back to where it was in March.

Adding third-party candidates Gary Johnson (Libertarian) and Jill Stein (Green) to the mix makes no substantive difference: a 10-point Clinton advantage, 47-37-7-3 percent among registered voters. Looking at those who say they’re certain to vote in November likewise produces a very similar result: +11 Clinton in the two-way matchup, +9 in the four-way.

Women favor HRC 57-34
Among Men the race is tied 45-45

Dems favor HRC 90-6
GOP voters are for Trump 77-10

18-29 years olds favor HRC 51-31
30-39 year olds favor HRC 58-37
40-49 year olds favor HRC 50-45
50-64 year olds favor HRC 52-40
65 and up favor Trump 46-42

Latinos favor HRC 69-20
African-Americans favor HRC 90-8
White voters favor Trump 50-40

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