new york nearly one-fifth register republicans want donald trump drop race white house accord reuters/ipsos poll release wednesday reflect turmoil candidacy sow within party 19 percent think new york real estate magnate drop 70 percent think stay 10 percent say know accord aug. 5-8 poll 396 register republicans poll confidence interval six percentage point among register voters 44 percent want trump drop base survey 1,162 register voters confidence interval percentage point point high support presidency late reuters/ipsos track poll figure underscore deep divisions within republican party trump candidacy number prominent republicans decline endorse nov. election democratic rival hillary clinton cite fiery rhetoric policy proposals build wall along u.s.-mexican border temporarily ban muslims enter country mike smith 74-year-old retiree clearwater florida say support trump much long feel candidate drop race trump comport leader say smith add might vote clinton party nominee policies seem well form seem make sense smith say support republicans almost seem obligatory rather voluntary trump find embroil yet another controversy tuesday say rally gun right activists could act stop clinton nominate liberal u.s. supreme court justices comment campaign say misinterpret clinton campaign call dangerous get pick judge nothing folks trump say rally university north carolina although second amendment people maybe know continue u.s. constitution second amendment guarantee right keep bear arm megan macdonald 25 republican support trump primary do anything since change mind believe leave race feel many derogatory things come mouth put like someone find skeletons closet say macdonald stay-at-home mom louisiana may pick third-party candidate feel like even try decent person look to trump previously stir criticism engage spat parent muslim u.s. soldier kill iraq addition 50 prominent national security experts sign open letter say would vote trump fall say lack character value experience president trump dismiss group part washington establishment blame many unite state problems stacie mcdaniel 42 say trump rhetoric time make think drop race sometimes think good intentions mouth get overload say mcdaniel relocation director real estate company louisiana think say things get elect go get anything do still plan vote trump say bring support clinton dislike hillary much say less two evils vote him indeed neither trump clinton enjoy great popularity 53 percent americans unfavorable view clinton accuse mishandle email secretary state accord reuters/ipsos poll nearly 63 percent unfavorable view trump clinton lead trump percentage point reuters/ipsos poll release tuesday less 3-percentage-point lead late last week one-in-five u.s. republicans want trump drop reuters/ipsos poll