Susan Page

USA TODAY

There's been a lot of attention on Hillary Clinton as a groundbreaker in the White House. If she wins in November, she'd be the first female president. Republican Donald Trump would be a groundbreaker as well: the first president who lacked either electoral or military experience.

How does that make voters feel?

Nervous, mostly.

In a national USA TODAY/Suffolk University Poll of 1,000 likely voters, 57% said they would feel "uneasy" about the prospect of Trump's historic tenure in the White House. Another 15% would feel "excited." About one in four, 24%, said it wouldn't make a difference to them one way or the other.

That's more anxiety than the survey found in reactions to the prospect of Clinton's historic tenure, although "unease" was still the most frequent choice. Thirty-four percent said they would feel uneasy, 29% excited. A third, 33%, said it made no difference.

The poll, taken June 26-29, has a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.

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