Support for each political candidate over three polls conducted by The Michigan Daily from September 18, 2016 through October 24, 2016 Dylan Lawton / Michigan Daily Web Developer

Excitement at the prospect of a Hillary Clinton presidency - Dylan Lawton / Michigan Daily Web Developer

Excitement at the prospect of a Donald Trump presidency - Dylan Lawton / Michigan Daily Web Developer

After conducting a second survey, a majority of University of Michigan students polled still favor Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton for the presidency. Ian McKenzie / Michigan Daily Web Developer

Nearly all female voters sampled favor Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton to Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. Dylan Lawton / Michigan Daily Web Developer

In a poll conducted by The Michigan Daily, a majority of responders indicated "Leadership" as the quality they look for most in a candidate. Erik Forkin / Michigan Daily Web Developer

Some Republican students surveyed were willing to vote for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, though no Democrat students surveyed intended to vote for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. Dylan Lawton / Michigan Daily Web Developer

A majority of University of Michigan students polled favor Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton for the presidency, according to a poll conducted by The Michigan Daily. Ian McKenzie / Michigan Daily Web Developer

In a poll conducted by The Michigan Daily, a majority of students cited “social issues” as most important to them. Chris Baldwin / Michigan Daily Web Developer

Most students cited higher education reform as an important issue to them in this election, according to a poll conducted by The Michigan Daily. Alex Intner / Michigan Daily Web Developer

In a poll conducted by The Michigan Daily, a majority of students stated they favored a debt-free higher education reform plan. Dylan Lawton / Michigan Daily Web Developer