but many voters expressed fear or concern at the idea of a trump presidency -- or a hillary clinton one.









trump is dominating the gop pack with 35% support, according to the new poll . texas sen. ted cruz and retired neurosurgeon ben carson trail him with 16% and 13% support respectively.









but the new national poll also found that 24% of all voters showed "concern" and 40% expressed "fear" over what trump would do were he to win the white house next year.









on the democratic side, front-runner hillary clinton leads vermont sen. bernie sanders by 20 percentage points. but voters also showed worry over a clinton presidency: 23% said they are concerned by the possibility, and 34% said they were scared. the poll surveyed 1,053 registered voters, including 431 republican primary voters and 384 democratic primary voters, between december 4-8 with a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percentage points for registered voters, and plus or minus 6 percentage points each for republican and democratic primary voters. the poll was mostly conducted before trump made a proposal to ban all muslim travel to the u.s.
poll: voters fret trump or clinton in the white house
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