Clinton supporters much more likely to say women still face significant obstacles to advancement

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October 20, 2016

6 charts that show where Clinton and Trump supporters differ

Clinton supporters much more likely to say women still face significant obstacles to advancement

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6 charts that show where Clinton and Trump supporters differ
Clinton supporters far more likely than Trump backers to view ethnic and racial diversity positively
Wide divides in views about undocumented immigrants among Trump and Clinton supporters
Diplomacy vs. force, free trade, terrorism divide Clinton and Trump supporters
As in past, candidates’ supporters have fundamental differences over size and scope of government

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