Trump Slams First Presidential Debate

The Mason-Dixon poll of 820 Florida voters was conducted from Tuesday through Thursday and has a margin of error of 3.5 percentage points. Johnson is preferred among 13 per cent of likely voters in the libertarian-leaning state, and Jill Stein, the Green Party nominee, is receiving support from 4 per cent of the state’s electorate.

Clinton’s coverage since the debate has been much more positive than Trump’s and more positive than she has typically received. The two were virtually tied in the last Fox poll, when Clinton had 41 percent support, compared to Trump.

Chelsea Clinton has responded to Donald Trump’s boasts that he held back from mentioning her father’s infidelity during the first presidential debate, describing his proud claims as a “distraction from what’s at stake”.

On the day of the first presidential debate, the Democratic nominee’s lead over Trump in a four-way race was roughly 1.5 percent.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is angry with his aides and surrogates for admitting to reporters that he underperformed in Monday night’s debate, CNN reports.

Obama, who watched Monday’s debate in the White House’s Treaty Room, joked that if he were affected by Trump’s digs during Monday night’s event, then he’d be “even more gray” than he already is. Historically, however, there’s just not a lot of evidence that one good debate-or one bad one-can irrevocably change a candidate’s fortunes. Her support among young voters has shriveled to just 40 percent in recent polling, down from the almost 60 percent Barack Obama won in 2012 and 2008. “I think it might go up a couple points”.

A majority of voters in Colorado, Florida, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Virginia all told Public Policy Polling that Clinton got the better of Trump in their first showdown.

Hillary Clinton has emerged from the first presidential debate with a small bounce in the polls, Politico/Morning Consult has found.

The previous debate TV record was 80.6 million, set in 1980 for the only debate between President Jimmy Carter and Republican challenger Ronald Reagan. Clinton was joined by former Democratic rival Sen.

Clinton also polled favourably among younger voters across the board.