Monday Poll results: Bad news for Donald Trump on GOP unity and women voters

At this point in the presidential campaign, Donald Trump isn’t given much hope of unifying the Republican Party behind him or of attracting more votes than now expected from women.

That’s how about 900 respondents to this week’s Monday Poll see those issues and more in the 2016 race, just days after the two remaining opponents to Trump’s candidacy dropped out.

1. Trump will successfully unite the Republican Party and its supporters around his candidacy in the Nov. 8 election.

Strongly agree 13%

Agree 19%

Disagree 29%

Strongly disagree 40%

2. Extensive protests against Trump will disrupt the GOP convention in July in Cleveland.

Strongly agree 27%

Agree 44%

Disagree 21%

Strongly disagree 8%

3. More women voters than expected will support Trump and reject Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton’s bid to be the first woman president.

Strongly agree 15%

Agree 20%

Disagree 26%

Strongly disagree 40%

4. GOP officeholders like U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt of Missouri are right to distance themselves from Trump, especially because his negative polling numbers could damage their re-election hopes.

Strongly agree 33%

Agree 37%

Disagree 16%

Strongly disagree 14%

This story was originally published May 10, 2016 at 10:11 AM with the headline "Monday Poll results: Bad news for Donald Trump on GOP unity and women voters."