-Cold' views of other party S members, frigid views of its presidential candidate Mean thermometer ratings Republicans Among Republicans Among
Democrats feel warmly toward Clinton, while Republican views of her are very cold. Hillary Clinton is a polarizing figure in U.S. politics. In a survey conducted this spring, Democrats give her an average rating of 73 on a 0-to-100 “feeling thermometer,” where 100 is the warmest, most positive rating and zero the coldest, most negative. Republicans, on the other hand, give her an average rating of 12, and 59% give her a zero on the scale.
Republicans’ deeply negative views of Clinton find a parallel in Democrats’ deeply negative views of Donald Trump, who rates an average of 11 on the scale, with about two-thirds of Democrats giving him a zero rating.
-Cold' views of other party S members,  | frigid views of its presidential candidate  | Mean thermometer ratings  | Republicans Among  | Among Democrats  | Republicans Among  | Among Democrats  | 76 Democrats  | 76 73 Democrats Hillary Clinton  | Republicans 68 WA RMER  | MORE  | Donald Trump 60  | POSITIVE  | COLDER  | a 31 Republicans  | Democrats 29  | MORE  | NEGATIVE  | Hillary Clinton 12  | 11 Donald Trump  | Note: Ratings of the 100 parties are based ona "feeling thermometer"  | from o Ratings (coldest) to 100 (warmest).  | Source: Survey condu cted March 2-28 and April 5-May 2, 2016  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 