Mark Blumenthal uses the SurveyMonkey tracking poll to look at which voters dislike which candidates. He finds that 38 percent of voters like Clinton and dislike Trump and are nearly all voting for her, while 34 percent of voters like him, dislike her, and are nearly all voting for him. Another 24 percent of voters dislike both of them.

Blumenthal further subdivides that last group. Seven percent of voters dislike them both but dislike Clinton more, seven percent dislike both but dislike Trump more, and ten percent say they dislike both equally. Here’s what Blumenthal has to say about that ten percent of voters:

When asked to choose, they divide into thirds between Trump (33 percent), Clinton (32 percent) and undecided (36 percent). However, on a four-way choice, a plurality (43 percent) opts for Johnson, followed by Jill Stein (17 percent), Trump (17 percent) and Clinton (13 percent).
Yet these choices may be fleeting. Just 20 percent say they are absolutely certain to support their choice on the 4-way vote, while more than half (51 percent) put the chances at 50–50 or less.