Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton retained her lead over businessman Donald Trump in two more post-Democratic National Convention polls released Thursday.
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Hillary Clinton leads Trump by roughly 7 points nationwide, according to the latest RealClearPolitics average of polls. In CNN’s poll, a slight majority of Republicans who back Trump do so because they support him, 51 percent to the 46 percent who oppose Clinton.
It conducted its latest sampling of 847 registered voters in Georgia via interviews from August 1 to 4 and has a 4 percentage point margin of error.
Ryan warned on Thursday that Trump has had a “strange run” since formally earning the nomination last month, and that it was “distressing” that the campaign was sidetracked instead of going after his Democratic rival Clinton.
State polls out of four states also show an increase in support for Hillary Clinton.
Clinton was at the start of her remarks and promoting Nevada senate candidate Catherine Cortez Masto when one protester tried to get into the buffer area in front of the stage.
In Canada, Globe and Mail reported that on July 19 there was an increase of the numbers of B.C. Lottery due to Donald Trump’s campaign. Last month, Clinton had 42% while Trump had 39%. In Pennsyvlania, Trump trails Clinton by double digits with an 11 point deficit.
Putin flattered Trump early in the primary process, tricking him into supporting positions that are favorable to Russia, Morell wrote in The New York Times.
“On behalf of all of us, we encourage you to (take questions) more often with reporters”, he said, adding that she should especially take questions from those who are on the trail with her. In order to win, Trump would need to win some of the states that Romney lost, including Pennsylvania. The race between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump has been the highest earner when it comes to novelty bets since the Oscars. Clinton had the support of 48% of those surveyed, and Trump had 33%.
Trump has also admitted he wrongly claimed to have seen secret Iranian footage of $400 million in hard currency being delivered to Tehran as payment for the release of USA prisoners.
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Clinton was viewed unfavorably by 53 percent of voters in the NBC/Journal poll and favorably by 37 percent.
