Clinton has 28500 percent favorability and 6900 percent unfavorability in the poll, while Trump has 2628 percent favorability and 28503 percent unfavorability.
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Heller is facing a higher unfavorability rating among likely voters.
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Trump fits that bill handsomely, standing at 63.6 percent unfavorability.
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Even his unfavorability ratings may not fully explain his diminished chances.
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His unfavorability rating increased only 2.9 points in the same period.
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Nevadans are about evenly split on his favorability and unfavorability ratings.
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Clinton's favorability rating is 227%, compared to an unfavorability rating of 257%.
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Trump's unfavorability among women is at historic levels and continues to crater.
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Pollsters have found historically high unfavorability ratings for the two major party candidates.
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By the numbers: De Blasio is polling at 83% unfavorability, followed by Sen.
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The good news for her is that Trump's unfavorability is even higher -- 60%.
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She currently has a nine-point favorability/unfavorability deficit, according to RealClearPolitics; Sen.
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Clinton's previous benchmark for unfavorability was 55 percent, in June's version of the survey.
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The poll found that Clinton and Trump both have high unfavorability ratings in Florida.
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Clinton have historically high unfavorability ratings and extremely low favorability ratings among undecided voters.
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He also has the highest unfavorability rating of the nine justices, with 32 percent.
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Trump's unfavorability in Arizona stands at around 40 percent in the Arizona Republic's poll.
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Bloomberg has the highest unfavorability rating, 25%, of any Democratic candidate among among primary voters.
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Trump, meanwhile, fares even worse, scoring approximately 59 percent unfavorability in the same national index.
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Clinton's unfavorability ratings may not be great — but Trump's, at 61 percent, are even worse.
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He added that could be consequential, given the high unfavorability ratings of both Clinton and Trump.
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What she has going for her is that Trump's unfavorability rating is even higher — 65 percent.
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It was a strategy that appeared to be working, sending Trump's unfavorability ratings into the stratosphere.
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His unfavorability numbers have also risen to about 66 percent, up from 26 percent in August.
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Mr. Reagan's unfavorability in 1980, however, was never as high as that of Mr. Trump now.
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France sticks out as a big country with a huge unfavorability rating towards the European Union.
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Trump scored even worse in the Old Dominion, netting 60 percent unfavorability and 37 percent favorability.
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He currently has an unfavorability rating of 61.1 percent — the worst ever measured for a presidential candidate.
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And many of her supporters skated over her extreme unfavorability ratings and her inability to generate excitement.
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Clinton has a roughly 55 percent unfavorability rating overall, according to the latest RealClearPolitics average of polls.
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In a May edition of the same poll, she had 35 percent favorability and 50 percent unfavorability.
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In the last three major national polls she had unfavorability ratings in the same ballpark as Trump's.
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Clinton, for example, earns a roughly 55 percent unfavorability rating in the latest RealClearPolitics average of polls.
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A recent SurveyUSA poll found Trump with a 45 percent unfavorability rating, compared to 36 percent favorability.
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Before Trump, George W. Bush was the least-liked, with 34% unfavorability just before he took office.
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Among the groups, only National Rifle Association (NRA) members came close to trans people in unfavorability ratings.
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Another poll, conducted by AARP in July, shows Collins at 49 percent favorability, and 41 percent unfavorability.
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His support now appears locked in at around 40 percent and Clinton's unfavorability and trustworthiness ratings remain dismal.
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He is widely disliked by the American people, with an unfavorability rating consistently in the 60 percent range.
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Trump fares even worse with voters, netting an approximately 61 percent unfavorability rating overall in the same index.
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Clinton lags even further behind Trump, however, earning a 62 percent unfavorability rating and 35 percent favorability rating.
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Trump's unfavorability number in Minnesota is 11 points higher than his favorability rating, according to Morning Consult polling.
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Donald Trump gained 4 points of unfavorability when respondents only saw his photo, and Carly Fiorina gained 3 points.
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Bill Weld, are hoping to capitalize on the high unfavorability of both Clinton and the Republican nominee, Donald Trump.
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Clinton's unfavorability ratings have also recently soared, with new polls suggesting she's more unpopular with Americans than ever before.
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The likely reason is that until recently his unfavorability among the general public overshadowed the value of his endorsement.
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The speaker is a polarizing figure whose unfavorability in the polls consistently surpasses her positive numbers by double digits.
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Favorability for America overall fell from 215 percent to 267 percent while unfavorability jumped from 260 percent to 259 percent.
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Oh yeah, one more thing: Trump is trailing Hillary Clinton in polls, and has sky-high unfavorability ratings among the public.
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution poll found Clinton and Trump are equally unpopular in Georgia, with both scoring 58 percent unfavorability there.
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Whoever is chosen, the winner will have the highest unfavorability rating of any newly elected president in the past half- century.
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Trump's favorability is up 22019 points, while his unfavorability fell from 61 percent to 46 percent since becoming the president-elect.
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Clinton and Trump both have record high unfavorability ratings: the latest CNN/ORC poll puts Clinton's at 54% and Trump's at 59%.
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Trump has high unfavorability numbers with Hispanics, having stirred controversy by saying Mexico was sending "rapists" and "drug dealers" across the border.
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Trump's most reliable demographic in polling has been white men, and he has seen extremely high unfavorability ratings among women and minority groups.
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Given Trump's 68 percent unfavorability rating among white women, he would have to win 70 percent of the votes cast by white men.
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Christie's favorability is down 2628 points since the same poll in February, while his unfavorability is up 28503 points in the same span.
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Brian Kemp (R), who narrowly beat Abrams last year, had a favorability rating of 46 percent and an unfavorability rating of 39 percent.
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The problem she has is that she has high unfavorability ratings and, frankly, many white men are uncomfortable putting a woman in charge.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont is the only candidate with a higher unfavorability number, 583 percent, but his favorability rate was 67 percent.
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Mr. Trump and Hillary Clinton were unpopular in 2016; a late Gallup poll rated their unfavorability at 62 percent and 57 percent, respectively.
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A YouGov poll conducted in June found her unfavorability ratings second only to President Trump's — and higher than Senator Schumer's, Ms. Matthews noted.
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Yang's rating jumps up 22 points since Monmouth's last poll, with a decrease in his unfavorability and fewer people who don't know him.
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In both polls released Tuesday, he had the worst favorability to unfavorability ratio of any Democratic candidate for whom that question was asked.
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Trump is up against historically high unfavorability ratings and faces immense challenges as he looks to broaden his appeal and base heading into November.
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Thursday's poll additionally reported NBC News anchor Lester Holt, who moderated the event, scores 37 percent favorability and 28 percent unfavorability after the contest.
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A big concern for the Hillary Clinton camp revolves around her high unfavorability rating -- which registered at 55% in the latest CNN/ORC poll.
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The race whittled a field of 17 candidates down to a showdown between the two candidates with the highest unfavorability ratings in national polls.
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Clinton both saddled with high unfavorability ratings in polls, it is not surprising that they are building their attack ads around quotes from their opponent.
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The unfavorability figures aren't too flattering either; 54 percent of Americans said they had an unfavorable view of Trump, compared to 18 percent for Obama.
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"Jeff Sessions' unfavorability has continued to increase among GOP Primary voters over the course of the primary season," said Brent Buchanan, Cygnal's CEO and founder.
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Bloomberg has the highest unfavorability rating, 25%, of any Democratic candidate among among primary voters, according to a Morning Consult/Politico poll from Nov. 10.
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In that case, the candidates' unfavorability rating jumps from 21 percent to 52 percent, according to the new polling from Priorities USA and Senate Majority PAC.
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UNFAVORABILITY: The Hill's Jesse Byrnes reports: Donald Trump is viewed unfavorably by seven in 28503 Americans, according to a new national ABC News/Washington Post poll.
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Clinton's unfavorability ratings were high — though not as high as Mr. Trump's — and that many Americans had concerns about her honesty and trustworthiness, according to polls.
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In September, Warren had a +55 favorability rating among likely Democratic voters in New Hampshire (favorability minus unfavorability); that fell to +37 in the new poll.
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But amid the most polarizing election in years featuring two major party nominees with historic unfavorability ratings, there may be a market for Johnson's character and ideas.
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Clinton's judgment and experience to exploit and deepen the mistrust that many Americans feel toward her, and to drive up her unfavorability ratings in public opinion polls.
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It found that the No. 1 predictor of unfavorability toward the president-elect, next to party identification, was whether you were upset by his comments about women.
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Of course, Duke's unfavorability was through the roof, but 13 percent is well within striking distance of a spot in the runoff in such a crowded race.
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Trump's unfavorability is historically high, he has divided Republicans, and he has antagonized Hispanics, women and Muslims (among others) in a country that is ever more diverse.
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Trump has massive, off-the-charts unfavorability ratings among women voters, to the point where some observers think the deficit is almost guaranteed to cost him the election.
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Manigault's efforts may be a step toward some improvement, but with these levels of unfavorability, the question remains: What, if anything, can Manigault really do for Donald Trump?
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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, who recently launched a presidential campaign, also saw her favorability slip, to 44 percent, though that is well above her unfavorability rating of 34 percent.
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A 20-point jump in unfavorability in eight years is previously unheard of in American politics (although admittedly, we haven't been measuring this type of partisan antipathy for very long).
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The strategic choices before her probably will not affect the outcome of the race more than the second quarter economic data and the rock-bottom unfavorability ratings of her opponent.
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His 23 percent favorability is the same as it was in May, but the real estate mogul's 63 percent unfavorability is up from May, when he had 56 percent unfavorable.
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That Mr. Hugin would try to separate himself from Mr. Trump is understandable: A recent Rutgers poll found that Mr. Trump had a 56 percent unfavorability rating among likely voters.
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The general unfavorability of presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has just hit an all-time high at 70 percent disapproval, according to a new Washington Post/ABC News poll.
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" Though Trump's unfavorability ratings have risen to their highest level -- 70% -- in a new Washington Post/ABC poll, Trump suggested Wednesday that his standing would improve after the "horrendous, horrendous attack.
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Teacher unions technically had the most votes, with 39% of respondents saying they had a favorable opinion of them — but a 13.4% unfavorability rate edged them out of the top spot.
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"The fact of the matter is, if the secretary is the nominee, the American people will have to decide between two candidates with the highest unfavorability ratings in history," she said.
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If you read seven of Trump's positions to the median Hispanic voter, they might agree with five or six of them … but Trump's favorability/unfavorability ratings with Hispanics are 12/77.
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As the campaign there has turned sharply negative, both candidates have seen their unfavorability ratings rise, with the percentage saying they have an unfavorable view of each candidate climbing 11 points.
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Michigan State political scientist Matt Grossmann noted that beyond Bloomberg's bump in the polls, his favorability and unfavorability numbers have improved, and he's doing better in head-to-head matchups with Trump.
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In June, not long after the Trumps attacked him, Cygnal found that his unfavorability rating among Alabama Republicans had spiked to 250 percent, while his favorability rating had plunged to 22016 percent.
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Whereas Bill Clinton was able to appear on Arsenio Hall's show, play the saxophone, and charm the nation, Hillary's more light-hearted public appearances haven't helped shake her 55 percent unfavorability rating.
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The enactment last year of a huge tax-cut package could offer Republicans in battleground states the chance to campaign in November's congressional elections without the burden of Trump's relatively high unfavorability ratings.
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There were some off-putting findings for Mr. Cuomo, including a 44 percent unfavorability rating, a tie for the highest result found by Siena's pollsters during the governor's seven-plus years in office.
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Clinton, who was under F.B.I. investigation for most of the campaign and ended with the worst unfavorability ratings of any candidate who won a major party nomination other than Mr. Trump, according to Gallup.
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Ten points is far from insurmountable, but another number in the Marquette poll is very, very, very bad for Trump: He has a 70 percent unfavorability rating in the state and a 22 percent favorability rating.
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"This reflects his campaign's understanding of the obvious — that his high unfavorability rating is unsustainable in the general election," said David Winston, who served as Newt Gingrich's pollster for the former House Speaker's 22019 presidential run.
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And they insist Democrats are actually more poised to turn out new voters or flip Republicans, given Trump's high unfavorability ratings and the fact that the majority of non-voters in 2016 at least lean Democratic.
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Trump also seized on the revival of Clinton's email scandal on Tuesday by laying out the stakes of the general election -- one Trump hopes will be a referendum on Clinton's high unfavorability ratings, and not his own.
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Given his unfavorability numbers and the division in the Republican Party—as evidenced by the unwillingness of major figures like Ted Cruz, Jeb Bush and John Kasich to endorse Trump—the GOP nominee needs a game-changer.
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Both nominees enter Wednesday's presidential debate -- the final showdown of the election season -- with historically high unfavorability ratings, and need to convince undecided voters why the country would be worse off with their opponent in the White House.
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Polls have shown high unfavorability ratings among Democrats in New York and beyond, confounding even some political strategists as to why voters in far-flung states like Iowa and New Hampshire have formed such negative opinions about him.
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But that rise also drew the attention of his competitors and three weeks and million of dollars in attack ads later, Christie has seen his unfavorability ratings rise in the state and his poll numbers settle into the mid-single digits.
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In a CNN/ORC poll taken near the end of Trump's first 100 days in office, Pence was polling at a slightly higher favorability than the President -- 46% versus 44% -- but his unfavorability was significantly lower: 39% to the President's 54%.
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"The historically high unfavorability rating for both of these candidates and the overridingly negative attitude voters have about the direction of the country give an added level of volatility to this race that we haven't seen," said pollster David Winston.
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David Winston, a veteran Republican pollster, said Mr. Trump's first challenge in finding a running mate was lowering his unfavorability ratings of 60 percent or more, because prominent politicians would not want to join his ticket if he cannot turn those figures around.
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As exit polls, however fallible, began confirming a too-familiar narrative of Clinton's unfavorability, so began the endless stream of valid critiques from the left: How was Clinton's campaign so tone-deaf to a growing populist movement among the white working class?
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Trump's public image has also taken a hit from the recent scandals: A Bloomberg survey released on the day of the debate showed that Trump's unfavorability rating had gone up to 62% from 56% a month ago (Clinton's ticked down to 52% from 56% in September).
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His aim is not to burn down his opponent -- who after 30 years of public life has seen her own unfavorability rating remain consistently high -- but to burn down politics, delegitimize the election and make the whole shooting match seem utterly repugnant in order to depress turnout.
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They point out that Mr. Menendez is saddled with high unfavorability ratings caused by ethics troubles; his Senate duties have kept him in Washington for days at a time; and his wealthy Republican opponent, Bob Hugin, has spent millions of dollars hammering Mr. Menendez with negative ads.
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Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's unfavorability rating among Republicans held steady at 92 percent in the new poll.
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Comparatively, Biden saw his favorability fall 9.7 points and his unfavorability increase 5.5 points in the poll in the same period, during which several women came forward to accuse him of touching them inappropriately, although polling so far indicates the allegations have not dislodged him from his position as front-runner.
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But there have been gritted teeth across the state that the one candidate who has drawn by far the most attention, nationally and even internationally, is the one whom pollsters give virtually no chance, whose own party has publicly dismissed as a "hate-filled fraud" and whose unfavorability ratings approach those of North Korea's.
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Biden's successful Super Tuesday appears to have led to a rebound in his favorability rating (48% overall now hold a positive view, up from 39% in December), while Sanders has hit his highest unfavorability rating yet in CNN polling back to 2015 (52% hold an unfavorable view of him, up from 44% in December).
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The tragic murder of a British member of Parliament last week and the pending devolution of the European Union vividly illustrates the complexity of crises arising abroad and the contest ahead between two candidates — one with a 70 percent unfavorability rating, the other with 55 percent — well illustrates America's unprecedented dilemma in the presidential race of 85033.
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Robert Jones, founder and CEO of the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI), said on Thursday that Republicans should be concerned not only about President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's favorability ratings ahead of November's midterms, but about his unfavorability ratings as well.
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