The latest shift stands in stark contrast to political impact of the last major terrorist attacks that colored U.S. politics. After the attacks, Trump doubled down on his proposed ban on Muslim immigration -- an approach Clinton has highly criticized. More than eight in 10 Americans say they are concerned about lone-wolf terrorist attacks -- 53 percent are "very concerned" -- and two-thirds say they lack confidence in the government's ability to stop them. The latest poll numbers, of course, show how the larger electorate feels about Trump's handling of foreign policy and terrorism -- not just GOP voters. Clinton's advantage comes as the public expresses huge concern about lone-wolf terrorist attacks.

Source: Washington Post June 28, 2016 11:04 UTC