“Trump and Clinton are now the two most unpopular likely presidential nominees in the history of the NBC/WSJ poll”, the pollsters said.
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That recording is from a 1999 interview she did with “Dateline NBC” in which she detailed what she said happened between her and Bill Clinton in a hotel room in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1978.
At the same time, Trump has benefited from a “bump” in the polls since he became the presumptive Republican nominee early in May.
Asked which of the two candidates would be the best for dealing with Wall Street, 48 percent of voters selected Trump compared to just 27 percent for Clinton. “Clinton’s favorables are 31 percent to 52 percent unfavorable while Trump is slightly more unpopular”.
Sanders on Wednesday agreed to a debate in California, which is set to hold a potentially decisive primary on June 7 along with five other states. That poll has Trump up on Clinton 42 percent – 37 percent.
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Trump has made other efforts to smear his likely general-election opponent. “Trump is not scripted, he’s not programmed and he’s not handled, but he can read, and he does know the facts about the Clintons”. Instead, they represent thousands of very real people who were asked who they meant to vote for come November. Now Clinton can’t get into golf clubs in Westchester. When you look at who is viewed “strongly unfavorably”, Clinton actually “wins” (loses?) with 46% of voters hating her to Trump’s 45%. Mrs Clinton is diving into Mr Trump’s lengthy, and relatively unexploited, track record of questionable business dealings and inflammatory statements.
“He could bankrupt America like he’s bankrupted his companies”, she said.
Through social media and Trump’s ability to garner unfiltered attention on the Internet and the airwaves, political strategists believe he could revitalise the controversies among voters who do not remember them well or are too young to have lived through them.
A new Washington Post/ABC News poll released Sunday finds Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton in a statistical tie, with Trump leading Clinton 46 percent to 44 percent among registered voters. Seventy-eight percent of Republicans and 88 percent of Democrats said yes.
“The decision, they say, has nothing to do with Fox”, he said.
The state was far less Democratic before Bill Clinton carried California – and won the White House – in 1992, a turning point in California politics. “It just means they can’t get handsome models”. Four years ago, Romney got 19 percent of the nonwhite vote.
In the ABC News/Washington Post poll, Sanders is the most-liked candidate of the three, achieving a net positive rating among registered voters of a plus-eight percent.
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Moving on to the new batch of CBS polls, in which voters in the battleground states of Florida and OH were surveyed, Clinton was just one point ahead of Trump in Florida, clearly within the poll’s four point margin of error.
