Failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is viewed no more favorably now than she was before last year’s election, a rare feat since, according to Gallup’s polling, “over the past quarter century, the favorable ratings of losing presidential candidates generally have increased after the election -- some in the immediate aftermath and others in the months that followed.”

“With the exception of John Kerry, for whom there are no comparable data, losing presidential candidates since 1992 have experienced a boost of at least four percentage points in favorability when averaging their ratings from the day after the election through the following June,” Gallup notes.

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