Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s unfavorable numbers are back, as a new ABC/Washington Post poll shows that she is as unpopular as ever.
Fifty-six percent of polled adults view Clinton unfavorably, up six percentage points from earlier this month.
That’s a historically high number for Clinton since ABC has polled her unfavorable ratings since 2012.
The poll shows that Clinton is losing ground among Hispanics and women — two of her biggest support groups.
Among Hispanics, Clinton’s popularity has fallen 16 points. Seventy one percent of Hispanics viewed her favorably earlier this month; now, only 55 percent view her favorably.
Among women, Clinton has gone from a net favorable rating of +11 to -7.
Fifty-two percent of women now view Clinton unfavorably, while only 45 percent of women view her favorably. Earlier in August it was the opposite. Fifty-four percent of women viewed her favorably while only 43 percent viewed her unfavorably.
Donald Trump is actually getting better ratings from women — a group that has resisted supporting the combative candidate. The poll shows that Trump has gained seven points among women who now view him favorably.