More voters think Clinton's gender will help than hurt in 2016 election

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July 7, 2016

5. Candidate traits and perceptions

More voters think Clinton’s gender will help than hurt in 2016 election

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5. Candidate traits and perceptions
Clinton seen as having advantage on qualifications, judgement; neither candidate holds edge on honesty
Primary differences visible within both parties in views of candidates’ traits
Clinton’s positions on important issues more widely known than Trump’s
How well do the candidates understand the needs of people like you
Differing assessments over average Republicans’ agreement with Trump
Most say Trump would change Washington, but not for the better

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More voters think Clinton’s gender will help than hurt in 2016 election

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