Rasmussen Poll: Trump-Hillary Tied Nationally, 24 Percent Will Opt Out

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are tied nationally in the latest Rasmussen Reports survey, but nearly a quarter of the voters said they would stay home or vote third party if either was a major-party candidate.

Here are the results, released Friday, of the poll of 1,000 likely voters conducted on Monday and Tuesday:

• Trump: 38 percent
• Clinton: 38 percent
• Vote for another candidate: 16 percent.
• Stay home: 6 percent.

Among men:

• Trump: 41 percent.
• Clinton: 35 percent.
• Another candidate: 16 percent.
• Stay home: 5 percent.

Among women:

• Clinton: 41 percent.
• Trump: 35 percent.
• Another candidate: 15 percent.
• Stay home: 7 percent.

Among whites:

• Trump: 43 percent.
• Clinton: 34 percent.
• Another candidate: 15 percent.
• Stay home: 5 percent.

Among African Americans:

• Clinton: 57 percent.
• Trump: 18 percent.
• Another candidate: 15 percent.
• Stay home: 10 percent.

The margin of error in the Rasmussen poll is 3 percent.

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