More than half of U.S. voters disagree with the FBI’s decision not to recommend charges against Hillary Clinton over her email practices when she was secretary of state, a new Washington Post/ABC News poll found.

One week after FBI director James Comey described the Democratic presidential hopeful’s handling of classified material as “extremely careless” but determined that criminal intent did not exist, 57 percent of voters say they are worried about how Clinton would handle similar responsibilities as commander in chief.