new york republicans think democrat hillary clinton rather donald trump win presidency party candidate struggle difficulties include allegations sexual misconduct suggestion may honor outcome election reuters/ipsos poll release wednesday conduct oct. 20 oct. 24 find 41 percent republicans expect clinton win nov. election versus 40 percent pick trump reflect sharp decline confidence last month 58 percent republicans say think party nominee would win versus 23 percent expect clinton prevail among trump supporters 49 percent late poll say believe trump would win 67 percent felt way begin month still hope guess great deal faith good portion american public say bert horsley 38 belgrade montana say plan vote trump even though believe clinton would win horsley say felt country lean increasingly socialist voters incline focus trump problems issue face clinton include allegations mishandle classify email secretary state nation will overlook certain things people others say despite grow pessimism trump trail clinton national opinion poll still enjoy overwhelm support members party 79 percent likely republican voters say would vote many say support root expectation would promote conservative agenda congress appoint conservative justices supreme court democrats appear strongly anticipate clinton presidency 83 percent democrats say poll think would win percent predict trump would become president among clinton supporters 92 percent expect win 83 percent month early clinton hold command lead race win electoral college claim presidency accord result reuters/ipsos state nation project release saturday trump businessman former reality television star alarm mainstream republicans throughout campaign routinely bash political establishment make series provocative statements arouse criticism belittle parent u.s. soldier kill iraq war call ban admit muslims country accuse judge bias hispanic heritage also assert without show evidence u.s. electoral system rig republicans remain mostly confident candidate chance month videotape 2005 release trump could hear brag vulgar term kiss grope women least 10 women since accuse trump make unwanted sexual advance include grope kiss early 1980s 2007 accord report various news outlets trump deny women allegations call totally absolutely false promise sue women election trump also deepen divisions within party refuse promise accept outcome election keep suspense say ask issue oct. 19 debate clinton reuters/ipsos poll conduct online english american adults 50 state late poll include 648 people identify republicans 771 people identify democrats credibility interval measure accuracy percentage point republicans expect clinton rather trump win u.s. election