Clinton ticked off Trump’s proposals to ban Muslims from entering the country, create a database of Muslims already in the country and step up deportations by creating a special deportation force as policies meant to drive Americans apart.
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The remaining 18 percent either didn’t know who they would support, planned to not vote, or favored someone else.
“You have the choice of somebody like Hillary Clinton versus someone like Donald Trump…there really is only once choice and that’s Hillary Clinton”, he said.
Better evidence of harm is found, perhaps, in Quinnipiac University surveys that show Trump leading Clinton in Florida and Pennsylvania, and tied in Ohio. Among likely voters, the error margin was plus or minus 4.5 points.
Wednesday also saw the release of three polls by NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist, which found Clinton leading Trump by nine points in Pennsylvania, but with the share of undecided voters leaping from seven percent to 19 percent; a three-point lead for Clinton in Iowa; and a tie in Ohio. Hillary Clinton will continue to throw the United States to the wolves and lead us further down the path to destruction.
According to RealClearPolitics.Com, which keeps track of all major national polls, Clinton has an edge of 3.1 percentage points over Trump in the average of major polls.
As Donald Trump prepares to accept the Republican presidential nomination next week, the poll showed him in a dead heat with Clinton in a general election matchup.
“Let’s put ourselves in the shoes of Donald Trump’s supporters”, said Clinton.
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In recent weeks, Clinton has started to acknowledge that many voters simply do not trust her.
The first poll, released by Quinnipiac University, shows Clinton’s support slipping after FBI Director James Comey rebuked her reliance on a private email server as secretary of state.
The situation was reversed in the Quinnipiac poll, where Clinton had 65 percent negative and 31 percent positive ratings.
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Clinton lost an 8-point lead in Florida, where Trump won 42 per cent to Clinton’s 39 per cent of the 1015 respondents, according to the Quinnipiac Poll. “Although he is winning among white voters, who are mainly Republican, victory in Florida will be a very hard lift for him if he can’t do better among non-white voters”.
