After Trump Tape Revelation, Clinton’s Lead Up to Double Digits

Recent polls show her lead over Trump growing, though aides caution the race is likely to tighten again. “Libertarian Gary Johnson is at seven per cent and Green Party candidate Jill Stein gets three per cent”, Fox news said in its latest poll yesterday.

Donald Trump has begun spending money on advertising in Wisconsin as he prepares to return next week and Hillary Clinton’s lead in the state grows.

The new FAU poll showed Clinton made significant gains since an August FAU poll.

How are women voting after hearing Trump’s vulgar talk?

Byrne on Saturday said Trump “cannot defeat” Clinton and urged him to allow Pence to lead the GOP ticket. And 44 percent of women vote Clinton, compared to 34 percent for Trump. Similarly, Trump has been accused of rape and now has been caught on tape bragging about sexual assault, which starts to build a better picture of who he is. Clinton’s lead among women was dramatic: from up 9 points Thursday to up 33 over the weekend. “But I’ll tell you what, that’s what the other side wants you to feel”. “The real question is: Is it enduring or not?” Six percent of voters expressed no preference for a candidate.

“And because of the revelation of the public video and everything that came out on “Access Hollywood, ‘ he was really all wrought up and you could just sense how much anger he had”.

Trump campaign CEO Steve Bannon has vowed they’re going to turn Bill Clinton “into Bill Cosby”, in an interview with Bloomberg News. As opposed to, say, Trump’s declaring a judge incompetent because his parents are from Mexico. Ben Sasse dismissed the performance of both Trump and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, saying, “Neither of these two represent the decency of the American people“.

While Trump still has strong support in the state, there’s been a big shift in how people answered who they thought would win the election, despite whom they were backing. But Trump, whose core voters are overwhelmingly male, has struggled to appeal to women, who made up 53 percent of the US electorate in the 2012 election.

FiveThirtyEight gives Clinton a 88.9% chance of winning Pennsylvania’s 20 electoral college votes. At last week’s vice presidential debate, Pence said the US should be prepared to strike Syrian government targets to alleviate the siege of Aleppo. A poll conducted by the organizations two weeks ago had the candidates tied at 43 percent each. The margin of error is four percent.