ABC News NY exit poll: Who inspires you about the future of the country? Clinton: 52%, Sanders: 47%

Source: ABC News



Wall St., Trade and Guns: Clinton and Sanders have clashed on repeatedly on the economy, guns and trade. Each is covered in New York’s Democratic exit poll. In preliminary results, only three in 10 say Wall Street helps the U.S. economy, while nearly two-thirds think it hurts it; about as many New Yorkers think international trade creates jobs as think it takes away jobs, leaving more pro-trade voters than in previous contests;
…
Honesty: Another result marks Clinton’s continued challenges with views of her honesty. About six in 10 Democratic voters in preliminary exit poll results say she’s honest and trustworthy – leaving more than a third who say otherwise. More than eight in 10, by contrast, see Sanders as honest and trustworthy. That’s about in line with what we’ve seen in previous states – meaning not better for Clinton in her home state than elsewhere.

Unfairness: In another dig at Clinton – again notable in her home state – about half in preliminary exit poll results say she’s run the “more unfair” campaign, vs. a third who say that about Sanders.

Energized/divided: Noted it previously, but just to stress the sharp difference between the parties in their take on the presidential race so far: Two-thirds of Democrats say the primary campaign has mainly energized their party. Among Republicans, by contrast, nearly six in 10 say the campaign has mainly been divisive.

Read more: http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/live-democratic-primary-exit-poll-analysis/story?id=38487802