Clinton led Trump in a number of other categories, including being qualified to lead (by 40 percentage points), trustworthiness (by 16 points) and addressing tensions between the police and communities of color (by 33 points).
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Trump’s deficit has increased as his favorability rating in NY hit an all-time low since the race began past year, according to the Siena College survey.
“Donald Trump is our general, we are modern Paul Reveres and it’s time to get out there and be involved”, he later added.
Republican U.S. presidential nominee Donald Trump attends a campaign event at Windham High School in Windham, New Hampshire August 6, 2016.
“If Donald Trump said or did half of the things Hillary Clinton has, the media would effectively end his candidacy”.
Trump has alienated his party and failed to establish a competent campaign operation, the paper said in an editorial.
The lone piece of good news for Trump in our latest rankings is that we are moving Nevada from “lean Democratic” to “toss-up” given that polling shows a close race in the state. But a Suffolk University polls hows Trump up by one point in Iowa, a state that has voted for the Democrat is six out of the last seven presidential elections.
Just hours before Donald Trump will present his plan on foreign policy and how to deal with the Islamic State, the Clinton campaign is out with an ad knocking him on those topics.
Significantly, a majority of Mr Johnson’s supporters said they would be voting against Mr Trump or Mrs Clinton, rather than for their man.
More interesting has been the battleground state polls, which show Clinton with a chance to win in several states that have been reliably Republican.
49 percent of voters say, “America is great now”.
“There are 13 weeks to Election Day, that is a long time in the political world, anything can happen”, said Greenberg, who said however, the last time a Republican Presidential candidate won NY was 32 years ago, when Ronald Reagan won the state in 1984.
Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush, the son of Jeb Bush who is widely viewed as having greater ambitions, urged other Republicans to rally behind Trump.
“He’s turned to bite the hand that fed him”, former Time Inc. editor John Huey said on Sunday’s “Reliable Sources”.
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A Clinton spokesperson called on Trump to disclose any employee’s ties to pro-Kremlin entities and say whether those employees are still on any Kremlin-linked payroll. “We MUST fight back”, the letter told supporters.
