The most recent polls show that Donald Trump's support in the Republican party is inching toward 50%. But overall, his favorability rating makes him potentially the most unpopular major party candidate in history. Looking at it another way, the Republican party makes up about 25% of the electorate and Trump is supported by about half of that number. Clearly, the candidate is going to have to garner a huge share of independents while stealing some Democratic voters in order to win the White House. Standing in his way is an unprecedented unfavorability rating that GOP delegates will be watching closely as the campaign moves toward the convention in late July. Politico: How bad are Trump’s image ratings? The HuffPost Pollster average of recent national polls puts Trump’s favorability at only 31 percent, while 63 percent view him unfavorably. That’s a notable decline from late January, on the eve of the first votes in the GOP...(Read Full Post)