Still, top Republican lawmakers have not withdrawn their support for Trump as the party’s presidential pick. He added that he has been hearing “more and more” that the election may not be contested fairly, though he did not elaborate further.
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Donald Trump did not hold back while criticizing Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders’ decision to endorse Hillary Clinton.
When casting their ballots, people who participated in the poll said overwhelmingly (58 percent) that a vote for Clinton would be for their candidate and not a de facto vote against Trump (41 percent).
Mr Trump repeated the charge on Fox News, saying: “November 8th, we’d better be careful, because that election is going to be rigged”. But because children are influenced by their environment, it nearly seems inevitable that he would use the same kind of inflammatory language Trump and his campaign advisers use.
Trump’s backers are more apt than Clinton’s supporters to say they see Russia as friendly to the USA (43% of Trump supporters say so vs. 36% of Clinton’s backers), and those who favor Clinton are far more likely than Trump supporters to say that the Russian government is trying to influence the election (60% vs. 33% among Trump backers).
Still, his open support for Clinton could start a trend among other GOP lawmakers-and it’s already been a bad week for the Republican nominee.
Trump has not been shy about asserting that the electoral process has been “rigged”.
Earlier this year, he also complained the Republican primary system was also “rigged” amid party efforts to stop his march to the candidacy.
Campaign officials said more than half of the July contributions came from first-time givers, potentially providing her campaign with a fresh pool of donors to tap for multiple contributions in the weeks ahead.
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are the two most unpopular candidates to seek office in the history of modern polling.
The event in OH was Trump’s first campaign appearance since the onset of his tussle with the parents of a slain Army veteran, but he did not address the flap. Nehlen, a longshot candidate who hopes to knock out Ryan, defended Trump in the face of criticism over his dispute with Muslim parents of a decorated Army veteran killed in Iraq in 2004. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee has the support of 39 per cent of voters, CBC News said in its latest poll.
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This poll marks the first time in CNN/ORC polling this election cycle that Democrats are more likely than Republicans to say they’re enthusiastic about voting in the fall. She had nothing to say.
