new york donald trump fall behind hillary clinton trail point among likely voters accord new reuters/ipsos opinion poll republicans say vulgar comment grope women disqualify presidency national track poll launch sunday night second presidential debate trump press explain comment 2005 videotape grab women genitalia describe remark first surface friday locker room banter apologize americans poll release tuesday show clinton democratic nominee increase lead trump republican nominee percentage point monday point last week ask pick two major-party candidates 45 percent likely voters say support clinton 37 percent support trump another 18 percent say would support either candidate trump pressure sunday debate restore confidence struggle campaign dozens lawmakers repudiate weekend hammer clinton handle classify information serve secretary state refer devil one point say would jail clinton president among say watch least portion debate 53 percent say clinton 32 percent say trump result fell along partisan line however 82 percent democrats felt clinton 68 percent republicans felt trump among likely voters watch debate 48 percent say support clinton 38 percent support trump 2005 access hollywood video trump boast make unwanted sexual advance toward women star let hear say 61 percent poll say lot men occasionally engage similar conversations 46 percent plurality say unfair judge someone conversations intend anyone else hear poll say believe trump sexist split whether comment disqualify president 42 percent american adults include 19 percent register republicans say trump comment disqualify 43 percent say among republicans 58 percent say want trump remain atop party ticket 68 percent say republican leadership stand video appear worsen trump stand among women mostly low opinion already accord reuters/ipsos poll past 12 months ask pick two candidates 44 percent women choose clinton 29 percent select trump roughly proportion measure poll conduct weekend trump however appear shed support among evangelicals usually wellspring support republican presidential candidates monday poll show trump 1-point edge clinton among people identify evangelicals 12-point advantage trump july reuters/ipsos poll conduct online english 50 state poll 2,386 american adults include 1,839 people watch debate 1,605 people consider likely voters due registration status vote history state intention vote election among likely voters poll count 798 democrats 586 republicans poll credibility interval measure accuracy percentage point entire group point likely voters debate watchers point democrats point republicans national opinion poll measure support candidates different ways year yet agree clinton lead advantage strengthen general election approach realclearpolitics track major opinion poll show clinton ahead trump average percentage point lead grow since middle september trump trail clinton point tape scandal debate reuters/ipsos poll