Now that nearly all ballots cast in the 2016 US Presidential election have been counted, what do you think was the result of the 'popular vote' (the total of votes cast across all states)? Even if you don't know, please try a guess.

Now that nearly all ballots cast in the 2016 US Presidential election have been counted, what do you think was the result of the 'popular vote' (the total of votes cast across all states)? Even if you don't know, please try a guess. Published on 7 January 2017 → Survey conducted on 7 January 2017 on 1943 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Trump won by 4%

10%

Trump won by 3%

Trump won by 2%

11%

Trump won by 1%

It was a dead-heat

Clinton won by 1%

Clinton won by 2%

13%

Clinton won by 3%

Clinton won by 4%

11%

Don't know/won't guess

23%

Trump won by 4%

10%

Trump won by 3%

Trump won by 2%

11%

Trump won by 1%

It was a dead-heat

Clinton won by 1%

Clinton won by 2%

13%

Clinton won by 3%

Clinton won by 4%

11%

Don't know/won't guess

23%

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