“I don’t want Donald Trump to win”, a 53-year-old female Clinton supporter said.
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A new poll shows that Hillary Clinton is still far ahead of Donald Trump among NY voters, but Clinton has some weak points.
Clinton’s lead over Trump slips to 6 points when the two most popular third-party candidates are included, with Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson and the Green Party’s Jill Stein tallying a combined 12% support.
The poll out Wednesday also shows that former Democratic Sen.
The new data are similar to a July NBC/WSJ/Telemundo poll that found 11 percent of Latinos viewed Trump positively, compared to 82 percent who give him a thumbs down.
As Trump supporters at a packed rally in Florida shouted “Hang him!” the Republican presidential candidate mocked the fact that Ahmad Khan Rahami, a 28-year-old US citizen originally from Afghanistan, would receive quality medical care and legal representation. The RealClearPolitics average of polls from Nevada shows Trump ahead by 2.3 points. He finally conceded that Barack Obama was born in the United States, then boasted that he had ended the so-called birther controversy and blamed Hillary Clinton for starting it, which was a brazen lie -Trump kicked off and fueled his rumour that Obama was born in Africa. But when Johnson voters and undecideds are asked who they would pick if they had to choose between Clinton and Trump, the contest moves into a tie at 47%. Despite leading in Wisconsin, the latest Marquette Law School poll indicates that voters find her less honest than Trump.
“President Barack Obama was born in the United States”. Trump has kept spending down by enjoying seemingly limitless free media coverage and outsourcing the guts of his voter contact duties to the Republican Party.
Trump led in the two previous polls – by one percent in the Fox News Poll, and by 5 percent in the LA Times/USC poll. Clinton now has the support of 50 percent of likely voters while Trump has support from 33 percent. Forty-seven percent support a steady approach, even if if means fewer changes.
The meetings came on a day that started with Clinton suggesting Trump’s harsh rhetoric toward Muslims aids the Islamic State militant group’s recruiting efforts.
Clinton’s rebound comes as the poll fully incorporates voter sentiments of her belatedly disclosed pneumonia diagnosis, which almost caused her to faint at a September 11 memorial service.
Siena polled 600 likely voters.
Clinton is a very experienced presidential candidate, but she is also a historically weak figure of trust. She will also detail how her economic plans help people with disabilities by improving employment opportunities. Both candidates have had leads in Florida.
“Trump built his career on a racist lie, because he’s a racist and a liar”, Meyers said.
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Higher-income voters are narrowly supporting Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton in another sign of how the 2016 presidential race is fracturing traditional voting blocs.
