Harambe for president?

With both national presidential conventions behind us, Harambe made his entrance in a July 30 Public Policy Polling poll.

Yes, that Harambe.

Harambe, the gorilla shot and killed three months ago at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden after a 3-year-old fell into his enclosure, has a 27 percent unfavorable rating according to Public Policy Polling's latest data on the matter.

PPL surveyed 1,276 likely voters on July 29 and July 30, with a margin of error of +/- 2.7 percent. Of those selected through a list-based sample, 80 percent of the participants responded via the phone, with 20 percent from an opt-in internet panel, according to the PPL press release.

Gorilla killed after 3-year-old falls into zoo enclosure

Most, however, were "not sure" about Harambe, at 69 percent.

Meanwhile, Donald Trump had a 58 percent unfavorable rating and Hillary Clinton had a 51 percent unfavorable rating.

When included in the race and identified as an Independent, Harambe gets 5 percent of the vote to Clinton's 48 percent and Trump's 43 percent.

Those 18-29 were more likely than any other age group to vote for Harambe, at 12 percent compared to 36 percent for Trump and 47 percent for Clinton.

To see the full polling data, including whether the public thinks Clinton has ties to Lucifer, click or tap here.