november 9th story refiled clarify key comment 3rd paragraph end say jest andy sullivan michelle conlin washington bitterly divisive presidential election least one thing unite u.s. voters feel country economic political systems tilt reuters/ipsos election day poll 45,000 voters find electorate burn resentment wall street politicians news media increasingly alienate country change ways like sense alienation transcend partisan boundaries unite supporters republican victor donald trump democratic rival hillary clinton rage machine say carrie sheridan former supporter democratic president barack obama fellow trump supporters celebrate real-estate mogul victory early wednesday pour champagne 200 million luxury hotel near white house 75 percent poll respondents republicans democrats alike agree country need strong leader take country back rich powerful seven ten agree economy rig benefit wealthy insiders back notion leaders touch 77 percent trump supporters 56 percent clinton supporters agree traditional politicians care people like graphic reuters/ipsos poll tmsnrt.rs/2ffjj9a sense disconnection run deep among trump supporters 73 percent agree idea identify america become 61 percent say felt like strangers country clinton supporters say share sentiments nine ten trump supporters say mainstream media interest make money tell truth trump travel 757 jet might seem like unlikely candidate benefit anti-elite sentiment p.m. eastern time line form velvet rope p.m. eastern time outside trump new hotel white house u.s. capitol steak cost 60 wine sell spoonful shadow voters voters never vote say preston parry 20 watch result throng friends wear suit trump campaign trucker hat despite gild lifestyle trump capitalize working-class fear rapidly change country style blue-collar billionaire promise bring back manufacture job back forget factory towns sharply curtail immigration draw overwhelm support white working-class voters rust belt state like ohio pennsylvania win enough state capture white house even lose popular vote trump scathing characterization clinton corrupt career politician also resonate year many voters say primarily cast vote one candidates 46 percent trump supporters say back want clinton win 40 percent clinton supporters say motivate primarily stop trump reach white house make mind last week campaign likely cite opposition one candidates main reason vote politicians like clinton take away country say change people come immigrants refugees say john scherer 57-year-old former maintenance worker portsmouth ohio scherer sentiments widely share trump supporters 72 percent agree idea immigrants threaten traditional american beliefs customs three-quarters clinton backers contrast say immigrants strengthen u.s. society reuters/ipsos election day poll conduct online english 50 state include 45,000 people already vote presidential election voter dissatisfaction exactly new survey consistently find since 2002 people believe country wrong track period encompass republican democratic president two war deep recession slow recovery trump supporters likely share frustration 70 percent back republican real-estate mogul say felt country wrong track 23 percent clinton supporters agree accord reuters/ipsos track poll figure could quickly turn head reality trump presidency sink across country clinton supporters use unusually harsh language describe election result washington d.c. non-profit manager trisha postyuk say saw vote clinton triumph evil st. petersburg florida cafe owner amanda key 33 say racist sexist attitudes go take many years overcome misogyny continue bubble country hope old people die say jokingly trump hotel couple atlanta look text message friend bet 100 trump would lose please ever text message say 'rage machine u.s. voters reject 'rigged system