As of last Friday, the separate Reuters/Ipsos States of the Nation polling project estimated Mrs Clinton was on track to win the Electoral College, by about 332 votes to 206.
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Could Hillary Clinton’s outreach to some traditional Republican constituencies cost the Democrats the House and Senate?
However, unpopularity rate remains high for Clinton, thanks to her exclusive use of a private email server as secretary of state and the allegations that donors to the Clinton Foundation enjoyed an easy access to Clinton during the same period.
The latest results in the online poll conducted by Reuters/IPSOS show Trump and Clinton tied at 39 percent on the national level. The same polls show Clinton leading Trump narrowly there.
Montana has backed a Democratic presidential candidate only twice since 1952, including in 1992, when the state voted for Bill Clinton over incumbent Republican President George H.W. Bush. Any changes in the electorate based on those news events will not become clear until early next week. After Trump’s immigration speech focused on deporting millions of unauthorized immigrants and building a wall at the US-Mexico border, several of his top Latino advisers resigned or threatened to resign.
Pence also shot back that voters understood the plan, despite repeated questions from some in the media.
Rep. Ben Ray Lujan, the chair of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, is holding up the Trump’s candidacy as the reason more people are keeping their eyes on the battle for the House. And he’s been completely consistent on this point. Rob Portman of OH is running a campaign that mirrors Clinton’s more than Trump’s – disciplined, well-funded, and heavily centered on data – and appears on track to hold his seat, even if Clinton carries the state in the presidential race.
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Trump did not immediately release his fundraising totals for the month.
The Trump campaign has not released any fundraising numbers for the month yet, but it’s certain to be far less than this, and it’s unlikely that Trump will be investing personal funds like this into the campaign.
Only 36% of voters who supported Ohio Gov. John Kasich during the primary are voting for Mr. Trump. Johnson was favored by 9 percent, and Stein by 2 percent of registered voters. The federal investigation found that some emails sent or received by Clinton included classified information, however, no criminal charges were recommended.
“People don’t like to put money on somebody they think is going to lose, and (Trump) certainly is not the favorite right now”, Straayer said.
Her fundraising spree took her around the country, including around Hollywood. For eight years they have fought our president at every step, leaving America with a sense of helplessness and hopelessness that has given us their current candidate for president.
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“Talk about national security”, Kaine said.
