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You are here: Home / Business / Hillary vs Trump: Who will win the race to the White House?

Hillary vs Trump: Who will win the race to the White House?

September 23, 2016 By James R

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s lead over Democratic challenger Hillary Clinton is widening, according to a new poll by a conservative-leaning group.

The Rasmussen Reports poll has Trump up 5 points over Clinton – 44 percent to 39 percent. Libertarian presidential nominee Gary Johnson was at 8 percent; Green Party nominee Jill Stein is at 2 percent.

The poll comes just before Monday night’s first presidential debate.

Rasmussen’s previous national poll had Trump ahead but only by 2 points. In the earlier poll, the businessman-turned-politician was at 42 percent compared to the former Secretary of State’s 40 percent after trailing her by four points the week before.

Trump’s latest numbers in the Rasmussen poll are his highest in the last two months.


Both candidate’s level of support among their own parties was similar – 76 percent of Republicans said they were backing Trump; 75 percent said they supported Clinton. Fourteen percent of people who described themselves as Democrats were backing Trump as compared to 10 percent of Republicans who said they would vote for Clinton.

Trump has a wide lead – 45 percent to 27 percent – among independent voters. Johnson picked up 16 percent of the support from unaffiliated voters, as well as 5 percent of GOP voters and 3 percent of Democrats. Stein posted single digits among all three groups.

The survey of 1,000 likely voters was conducted Sept. 20-21. The margin of sampling error is 3 percent.

Clinton maintains lead in polling average

Clinton maintains her lead in Real Clear Politics’ average of national polls.

The average, which factors in polls by NBC News/Wall Street Journal, Associated Press, Fox News and CBS News/New York Times among others, has Clinton up by 3 points – 46 to 43 percent. The Rasmussen poll is not included in the RCP average.

Two of the included polls – LA Times/USC Tracking and NBC News/Survey Monkey Poll – have Trump ahead of Clinton by a margin of 2 points and 1 point, respectively. The Reuters/Ipsos poll shows the two candidates are tied at 39 percent.




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  1. James Russell says

    September 23, 2016 at 13:51

    I just voted and ordered some Hillary Clinton Toilet Paper for my house so I crap all over the one I don’t care for the most. My friends and family are going to love it!

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