Poll Trump vs Hillary Clinton October 27 2016

New polls in the United States continue to show that Democratic Candidate Hillary Clinton is leading Donald Trump by a large margin, in fact the RealClearPolitics average shows her up by 4.9%

RealClearPolitics Average (Nacional polls conducted between October 15-25)

Hillary clinton  47.9%
Donald Trump  43.0%

This does show an increase of support for Trump who was losing by 6.8% according to the average of polls by the same site RealClearPolitics

Poll Trump vs Clinton 25 October 2016

Polls continue to show Hillary Clinton with a solid lead over businessman Donald Trump in the race for the White House.

Trump`s numbers plummeted ever since a video of him emerged making vulgar remarks towards women.

The current RealClearPolitics Average indicates the following situation in a two way race

RealClearPolitics Average (October 10-19)

Hillary Clinton   48.5%
Donald Trump   42.1%

In a four way race the numbers are hardly much better for Trump.

RealClearPolitics Average (October 10-19)

Hillary Clinton   45.2%
Donald Trump   39.2%
Gary Johnson     6.4%
Jill Stein             2.5%

Poll Trump vs Clinton October 14 2016

The latest polls in the race for the 2016 presidential race show that Hillary Clinton is expanding her lead over her republican opponent Donald Trump.

Following Trump`s latest scandal in which he was caught on tape using vulgar terms about women he has plumeted in the polls.

RealClearPolitics Average (3 October- 11 October)

Hillary Clinton   48.0%
Donald Trump   41.8%

It is unclear if Trump has shortened the gap following the second of the three presidential debates after putting in a much improvement performance since the first debate.

Poll Trump vs Clinton September 23 2016

With less than 2 months left until the election, polls are beginning to tighten, especially in certain swing states.

Such a close race, which seemed unlikely just a few months ago, means that the debate could be of massive importance. This will take place on Monday September 26 and is being awaited with massive anticipation in the United States and around the world.

Certain polls have emerged that show Trump leading in Iowa and Ohio and pretty much tied with Clinton in North Carolina and Florida.

The latest average of national polling is as follows (RealClearPolitics)

Hillary Clinton
Donald Trump

Poll Trump Clinton North Carolina September 2016

North Carolina is considered one of the battleground states for this election and it is not hard to see why. In 2008 President Obama triumphed in the state by a mere 0.3% and in 2012 Republican Romney won by just 2.0%.

Being such a tightly contested state it will come as no suprise that this time around the race is once again close, when the average of the latest polls are taken into account, it appears to almost be a tie in the state.

RealClearPolitics Average for North Carolina (August 27-September 12)

Hillary Clinton   42.8%
Donald Trump   42.2%
Gary Johnson    7.2%

Poll Trump vs Clinton September 8 2016

A new poll out, conducted by LA times/USC shows Trump and Clinton tied on 44 points.

Poll LA Times/USC, 2605 likely voters, Margin of Error 4.5%.

Hillary Clinton   44%
Donald Trump   44%

Most recent polls have seen Hillary Clinton leading Donald Trump, in fact the RealClearPolitics Average shows Clinton leading by 3.3%, although just a few weeks ago he was down by about 6 points in this average, so he appears to be moving in the right direction.

RealClearPolitics Average (Last 9 polls conducted between August 25- September 5)

Hillary Clinton  46.2%
Donald Trump  42.9%

Usually this is the time when the race begins to get closer, so we could expect to see these numbers tightening in the next month or so, depending on what occurs within the campaign.

Latest Poll Trump vs Clinton Florida August 2016

A new poll out today by Mason/Dixon shows a very slender lead for Hillary Clinton of a mere two points in the state of Florida..

At 44% she leads real estate mogul and republican candidate Donald Trump who comes in at 42%, followed by Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson on 6% and Green Party candidate Jill Stein at 2%.

The survey was conducted between August 22-24 of 625 registered voters in Florida and had a margin of error of four points, it included likely voters.

In the unfavorability ratings, Trump is on 52% whereas Clinton is at 45% unfavorability.