In the CNN poll, the 39% who say they have a favorable view of Hillary Clinton is lower than at any point in CNN’s regular polling since April 1992, when she was not even 1st Lady yet.
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“I think that will bring a lot of excited and engaged young people into voting for the Democratic candidates this fall”, Sen. Forget the polls showing the race neck and neck, the breathless commentators saying that Donald Trump is “moving” on security issues.
Morning Consult’s most recent poll, with a much smaller sample size of 2,502, shows that 42 percent of women support Trump, a big jump if it holds.
Many said it lacked the energy and panache that Mr Trump had been promising. “No, no, it’s too close, it’s too close”, and the audience could be heard cheering him.
Glamour editor-in-chief Cindi Leive mentioned Trump’s “very passionate speech” at the GOP convention last week, where the billionaire’s daughter “talked about how [her father] would fight for equal pay for equal work and would focus on making quality child care accessible for all”. We reached out to the party to figure out how many Hispanic or Latino delegates were participating, and the number was higher, 133 to 18 black delegates. Trump, who last week officially became the Republican nominee, was mentioned 129.7 million times between January 1 and July 21.
For backing Clinton, Warren is taking heat from whiners who shouted, “We trusted you”. Regardless, here’s what we came up with.
Fine-tuning a now-familiar theme, Warren prosecuted Trump as a fraud and fool, and “a man who cares only for himself, every minute of the day”. The crowd was noticeably more energetic and enthusiastic for Trump.
It’s also important not to lose sight of the fact that Hillary Clinton and the Democrats have structural and demographic advantages going into November.
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Polls conducted during and just after conventions are particularly subject to change. On the other hand, 34 percent of independent voters said they supported Clinton before the convention, but she suffered a 6 percent loss, with 28 percent supporting her in the CNN poll. He could have simply looked at the stage during his convention and seen the imbalance – just as Clinton’s electoral challenge has been shown over the past two nights.
