A further 81 respondents saying they would vote for Trump.
CHART: Percent of respondents saying they approve of the way the president is handling his job.
The other chart shows the percentage of respondents saying they expect to buy a car in the next six months.
This is despite the respondents saying that they voted for President Obama by a 3 pt margin in 2012.
Economic optimism declined sharply after the PBR – from 46% of respondents saying they felt optimistic to 32%.
Our poll last weekend had a majority of respondents saying they would probably or definitely vote to leave the EU.
Politicians rate dead last, with only 7 percent of the poll's respondents saying they were trustworthy on the issue.
In research carried out by the IWF in 2010, after the top response of "ignore it", the next highest response was "panic", with 31% of respondents saying this.
Postgraduate students say they feel separate from undergraduates, with 35% of postgrad respondents saying that they do not feel integrated with students at their university.
A mid-December poll for the News of the World found 61% of respondents saying that they didn't trust Clegg, compared to 24% in April.
If that is true, the percentage of respondents saying they have experience online abuse would not indicate how much of that abusive material is online.
