Paired bar chart showing the share of voters who voted for Clinton or Trump in the 2016 general election, by which candidate they voted for in 2016 Democratic or Republican primaries or caucuses. While almost all who supported Clinton and Trump in the primaries and caucuses generally stuck to their choices in the general election, Kasich (R) voters were the most split, with 53 percent sticking to party lines and 35 percent voting instead for Clinton.
Based on validated voters who voted in both a presidential primary or caucus and in the general election. Excludes third-party candidates. Unweighted sample size by primary or caucus vote choice are: Clinton (n=5,014), Sanders (4,296), Trump (3,795), Cruz (2,041), Kasich (1,003) and Rubio (787).