Christina HartmanOn top again — for the sixth time a Gallup poll named President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton the most admired man and woman in America. (Via The White House)
Sixteen percent of those surveyed listed President Obama as the man they most admire. (Via The White House)
But last year 30 percent named him their choice.
Former President George W. Bush and Pope Francis took the number two and three spots with 4 percent each. (Via NBC, Vatican)
When it comes to women, Hillary Clinton was the choice of 15 percent of those surveyed. (Via U.S. Department of Defense)
That marks a record for Gallup — this is the 18th time she's been number one on the list of most admired women.
It's also the 12th consecutive year for the former secretary of state, who is, of course, a rumored 2016 presidential candidate. (Via CNN)
This year she was followed on Gallup's list by Oprah Winfrey with 6 percent and First Lady Michelle Obama with 5 percent. (Via OWN)
To conduct the survey, Gallup asked a little more than 1,000 Americans to name who they admire most, living anywhere in the world.
