It could very well be an event without precedent in American history for a major party presidential candidate to be deemed dishonest by the vast majority of Americans.
Pollsters also found in the new survey that 82 percent think Clinton’s use of private email server as secretary of State was “not appropriate,” versus 15 percent who say it was.
Fifty-six percent also disagree with FBI Director James Comey’s recommendation last week that Clinton not face criminal charges, while 41 percent say he made the right call.
In addition, two-thirds say Clinton is neither honest nor trustworthy.
Sixty-two percent view Trump unfavorably, however, only 2 points higher than Clinton’s 60-percent rating.
None of these are good numbers. A majority of Americans think that a major presidential candidate should have faced criminal charges. That's unprecedented in a political campaign and will obviously hurt her in a general election.