Donald Trump
The Politico website reported Donald Trump has surged past
Hillary Clinton in a Quinnipiac poll in key swing states for
the November 8, 2016 U.S. presidential election. Trump is
leading Clinton in the swing states of Florida and
Pennsylvania, which often determine the winner of the
election. Trump is also tied with Clinton in the key swing
state Ohio. Florida, Pennsylvania and Ohio are considered
must win states for any U.S. presidential candidate.
Hillary Clinton
Clinton's campaign has taken a serious hit after the FBI
Director, James Comey, called her a very careless woman who
broke U.S. law, but because she is rich and famous, the
so-called law enforcement agency will not charge her with
the crimes appropriate for her criminal misconduct. Clinton
deliberately violated U.S. law in the mishandling of
classified information, via maintaining a private email
server, with no computer security. Clinton's server ended up
hacked by communist nations. Clinton's conduct exposed a
large amount of U.S. top secret information to America's
rivals.
STORY SOURCE
Swing-state stunner: Trump has edge in key states
07/13/16 06:00 AM EDT - Did Donald Trump
really just surge past Hillary Clinton in two of the
election's most important battlegrounds? New swing-state
polls released Wednesday by Quinnipiac University show Trump
leading Clinton in Florida and Pennsylvania — and tied in
the critical battleground state of Ohio. In three of the
states that matter most in November, the surveys point to a
race much closer than the national polls, which have Clinton
pegged to a significant, mid-single-digit advantage over
Trump, suggest.
The race is so close that it's within the
margin of error in each of the three states. Trump leads by
three points in Florida — the closest state in the 2012
election — 42 percent to 39 percent. In Ohio, the race is
tied, 41 percent to 41 percent. And in Pennsylvania — which
hasn't voted for a Republican presidential nominee since
1988 — Trump leads, 43 percent to 41 percent.
