The narrowing gap between Trump and Clinton makes the possibility that should Trump lose, Cruz could have been blamed for holding out on an endorsement.
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And on handling terrorism, they prefer her over Trump by 52-41.
Clinton led Trump among voters under age 30, 64 percent to 26 percent, but just 44 percent of those supporting her said they were very enthusiastic about her candidacy.
Only 6 percent of those surveyed favored Libertarian Party candidate Gary Johnson and 7 percent remained undecided, according to the poll, which was conducted September 18 to September 20. “I think it would be wonderful to elect a woman, but a different woman”. “But Trump is scary to them”.
The McClatchy/Marist poll put Clinton ahead among likely voters, 48 percent to 41 percent.
A RealClearPolitics average of four recent polls including this most recent PPP poll show Trump up one point on Clinton. Everyone knows that Clinton is knowledgeable and competent.
Seventy-two percent of registered LGBT voters support Clinton, compared to 20 percent who support Trump. The Democratic nominee has mostly led Trump in the poll this year, but the gap between the two candidates has narrowed with six weeks left before the November 8 election.
The poll also found that 46 percent of American voters believe that Trump would launch a nuclear device during his presidency, and 54 percent of voters believe that the Republican nominee would cause the U.S to default on its debt.
“This election is unlike any other in our nation’s history”. “Trump says, ‘Don’t worry, coal miners, I’m coming.’ Voting for that or voting for somebody who wants to close me down is not a choice”. “And that’s a lot easier than Clinton’s task – which is to convince people she’s not a liar”. “There are some things I just don’t trust about her”. In the weeks that followed, Trump would escalate his feud with Kelly, while also making more questionable statementsabout women.
He was widely criticized for saying Fox News host Megyn Kelly had “blood coming out of her wherever”, a comment many interpreted as referring to her menstruating, although he insisted that was not what he meant. (A few of us up in Canada may be feeling the same way.) While planning a debate-watching party, some might also be preparing for the debate itself and might be wondering what presidential debate questions will be asked.
Barack Obama, who has been aggressively campaigning for Ms Clinton over the past week, had simple advice for the upcoming debate.
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The strategy is even more overt in the other two ads, which show people watching Trump on television.
