Public's Perception Of The Leadership Traits Of The Four Major Presidential Candidates Based On Gallup Survey

From Gallup, "Presidential Candidates as Leaders: The Public's View" by Frank Newport and Jim Harter:

So we [Gallup] set out to assess the degree to which Americans believe that each of the four major presidential candidates possess each of a list of 12 leadership traits that Gallup has found to be important in helping distinguish leadership styles and in distinguishing successful from unsuccessful leaders.***Using a five-point scale, where "5" means it describes the candidate perfectly and "1" means it does not describe the candidate at all, please rate your overall impression of:

% Rating candidate a "4" or a "5"

	Hillary Clinton%	Ted Cruz%	Bernie Sanders%	Donald Trump%
Intense	52	47	50	77
Competitive	70	56	49	84
Inspiring	25	21	48	29
Courageous	35	29	50	33
Prepared	51	38	48	27
Consistent	28	36	62	26
Enthusiastic	42	41	60	62
Cares about individuals	29	25	61	19
Emphasizes success	42	36	39	68
Analytical	43	33	41	29
Focused	55	48	59	44
Visionary	26	26	55	34
GALLUP, MARCH 2016

The table shows that, while the candidates vary considerably on many perceived traits, U.S. adults tend to give candidates higher ratings across the board on some dimensions and lower ratings on others. Specifically, respondents are most likely to believe the four major presidential candidates are competitive, intense, focused and enthusiastic, and are least likely to see the candidates as inspiring, caring and visionary. [Emphasis added.]