A Fox News poll released Wednesday shows Clinton with a 10-point lead over Trump, 49-39 percent.
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The new poll shows Clinton’s 9-percentage-point lead shrinks to 6 points in a head-to-head match-up against Trump. Matched up one-on-one, Clinton’s lead grows to 17 points, 51% to 34%.
“Suppose that the presidential election were being held today and you had to choose between Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine as the Democratic Party’s candidates, and Donald Trump and Mike Pence as the Republican Party’s candidates”.
“I was shocked myself that I’ve done almost 300 interviews and they’re not even sure they’ve captured all the that ones I’ve done”, Clinton said. Trump is seen as favorable by 37 percent and unfavorable by 54 percent.
If you support a particular presidential candidate, it’s likely that many of your friends feel the same way. Only 44% of the poll participants who said that they are planning to vote for Trump claimed that they actually like him.
He said he liked Trump’s opposition to trade: “They’re always screwing up the economy of the US and sending jobs outside the USA while Americans need them”. Marco Rubio has hefty leads over Democratic Congressmen Patrick Murphy and Alan Grayson in the state’s closely watched Senate race. It has a margin of error of plus or minus 2.9 percentage points.
Recent polls show 90 percent of former “Berners” coming around to the idea of supporting Mrs. Clinton in November.
But with months to go, there’s still ample time for the possibility of a narrower race, especially if Trump can manage to win over some of the Republican voters not yet in his camp.
Trump’s unvarnished delivery has become a hallmark of his extraordinary White House campaign, getting him into trouble with strategists, military veterans and fellow Republicans as much as it endears him to his fans.
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The results mark the latest in a string of national and battleground state polls showing Clinton with a growing base of support and, on Thursday, hints that she could be making inroads with male voters.
Sixty-one percent of likely general election voters said Trump is ill-prepared to be the nation’s commander-in-chief. However, most of the poll participants said that Clinton is dishonest. It was conducted from July 31 to August 3.
Clinton has 49 percent in the poll among likely Pennsylvania voters while Trump has 38 percent.
The most significant change is in Florida, where Trump had a 57.2% chance of winning on July 30.
When two minor party candidates are added to the mix, Clinton’s lead shrinks.
Pollster Richard Czuba told the Detroit News the survey found a “shocking” Clinton lead in typically reliable Republican areas in west and southwest MI, where she carries leads of 5-6 points. The poll found that in those west and southwest regions of MI, critical for flipping MI red, Johnson is drawing 10% and 16% support, respectively. More than 50% of the poll participants said that Trump is not equally worthy of the position and expressed concerns about his rage.
The Detroit News/WDIV-TV poll was conducted from July 29 through August 1, surveying 600 likely MI voters. She’s up six per cent in Florida, 10 in MI, and a remarkable 11 in Pennsylvania.
Smith, who has never worked for either Bill or Hillary Clinton, led Barack Obama’s rapid response team on the 2012 campaign and was deputy campaign manager for Martin O’Malley until he dropped out of the primaries.
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Both candidates score net negative favorability ratings, though again, Clinton’s numbers are marginally better. President George W. Bush relied on interviews with local television stations, while President Obama mixes up interviews with conventional outlets such as CBS News and The Atlantic with newer outlets such as Vox, BuzzFeed, Reddit, and Zach Galifianakis’ Between the Ferns.
