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As Americans begin looking toward the general election, the path to the White House is looking rockier every day, a new
NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll finds.
According to the new poll, seven-in-10 registered voters can't see themselves supporting current Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump in November, followed by 61 percent of voters who say they couldn't support GOP candidate Ted Cruz and 58 percent who can't imagine casting a ballot for Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton.
In addition, neither Trump nor Clinton are viewed favorably by a majority voters.
Based on the poll, which surveyed 1,000 registered voters from April 10 to 14, 65 percent of Americans have an unfavorable view of Trump, making him the most unpopular presidential hopeful in the history of the NBC/WSJ poll, and 56 percent of voters have an negative view of Clinton. Nearly half of voters have a negative view of Cruz, also.
Even more,
only 19 percent found Clinton to be honest and trustworthy and only 12 percent believe Trump has the right temperament to be the leader of the free world."The Republicans have a party problem, and the Democrats have a candidate problem," Peter Hart, the Democratic pollster who conducted the survey along with Republican analyst Bill McInturff, said.
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