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| Clinton aide says FBI email query has had no impact – election live | Clinton aide says FBI email query has had no impact – election live |
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| David Smith | |
| Donald Trump’s claim during the presidential debates that Hillary Clinton failed as a senator to close tax loopholes he exploited has been proved at least partially false. | |
| The New York Times reported on Monday that the Republican candidate had avoided paying potentially hundreds of millions of dollars in taxes through a “sleight of hand” that worried even his own lawyers. | |
| Trump in effect traded debt relief for virtually worthless “partnership equity” to swerve past any tax liability in the early 90s, according to documents obtained by the paper. | |
| The manoeuvre came under the scrutiny of Congress in 2004 – and Clinton, then a New York senator, was among those who successfully voted to outlaw it. | |
| Yet in the second presidential debate on 9 October, Trump claimed that the Democratic nominee had missed her chance to close loopholes that he had merely used as anyone else would. | |
| “She complains that Donald Trump took advantage of the tax code,” he said. “Well, why didn’t she change it? Why didn’t you change it when you were a senator? The reason you didn’t is that all your friends take the same advantage that I do. And I do. | |
| “You have provisions in the tax code that, frankly, we could change. But you wouldn’t change it, because all of these people gave you the money so you can take negative ads on Donald Trump.” | |
| It is a theme that the brash billionaire has also been hammering at rallies on the campaign trail. Trump has refused to release his tax returns, breaking a tradition followed by every Republican and Democratic presidential candidate for more than 40 years. | |
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| Sid Miller, the Texas Agriculture Commissioner, released new polling data from Pennsylvania showing Hillary Clinton behind Donald Trump - although he declined to use her name: | |
| Apparently @MillerForTexas deleted his tweet using the c-word. No worries, we have screenshots/receipts. pic.twitter.com/IbVntgI7uY | |
| 8.50pm GMT | |
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| On the heels of news that multiple Republican senators are floating the possibility of refusing to confirm any supreme court nominee Hillary Clinton puts forward if she is elected president, Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson’s campaign has released a list of potential justices that he would appoint if he became president. (Hold your laughter.) | |
| “I have made clear that I believe the supreme court should be guided by a loyalty to the original and fundamental principles of limited government and liberty embodied in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights,” Johnson said in a statement accompanying the list’s release. “As president, when the opportunity arises, I will nominate justices who have proven records of demonstrating that loyalty to the Constitution.” | |
| The list, attached here, is a wish-list of originalist conservatives, public intellectuals and jurists who have advocated for an amendment allowing states to nullify federal laws: | |
| 8.30pm GMT | 8.30pm GMT |
| 20:30 | 20:30 |
| Republican senators vow to oppose any Clinton supreme court nominee | Republican senators vow to oppose any Clinton supreme court nominee |
| Sabrina Siddiqui | Sabrina Siddiqui |
| With the presidential election one week away, a handful of Republicans are already vowing to oppose any nominee to the supreme court proposed by Hillary Clinton should she be elected. | With the presidential election one week away, a handful of Republicans are already vowing to oppose any nominee to the supreme court proposed by Hillary Clinton should she be elected. |
| At least three Republican senators have voiced support for indefinitely blocking Clinton from filling the supreme court vacancy left by the late justice Antonin Scalia, thus breaking with a 150-year precedent for having nine justices serving on the nation’s highest bench. | At least three Republican senators have voiced support for indefinitely blocking Clinton from filling the supreme court vacancy left by the late justice Antonin Scalia, thus breaking with a 150-year precedent for having nine justices serving on the nation’s highest bench. |
| Senators Ted Cruz, of Texas; John McCain, of Arizona; and Richard Burr, of North Carolina have all suggested leaving Scalia’s seat open if Clinton reaches the White House. Cruz, in particular, argued there was a “long historical precedent” for having fewer than nine justices on the supreme court. | Senators Ted Cruz, of Texas; John McCain, of Arizona; and Richard Burr, of North Carolina have all suggested leaving Scalia’s seat open if Clinton reaches the White House. Cruz, in particular, argued there was a “long historical precedent” for having fewer than nine justices on the supreme court. |
| Senate Republican leaders have yet to hold a hearing or a vote on Merrick Garland, who was nominated by Barack Obama to replace Scalia in March. Republicans justified their refusal to move forward on the Garland nomination by saying the next president should fill the vacancy. But as Donald Trump’s path to the White House narrows, a potential split is emerging within the party ranks on how to proceed when Congress returns after the election for a lame duck session. | Senate Republican leaders have yet to hold a hearing or a vote on Merrick Garland, who was nominated by Barack Obama to replace Scalia in March. Republicans justified their refusal to move forward on the Garland nomination by saying the next president should fill the vacancy. But as Donald Trump’s path to the White House narrows, a potential split is emerging within the party ranks on how to proceed when Congress returns after the election for a lame duck session. |
| 8.12pm GMT | 8.12pm GMT |
| 20:12 | 20:12 |
| Hillary Clinton on Donald Trump allegedly walking in on changing teenagers: | Hillary Clinton on Donald Trump allegedly walking in on changing teenagers: |
| We cannot hide from this. We’ve got to be willing to face it. This man wants to be president of the United States of America! | We cannot hide from this. We’ve got to be willing to face it. This man wants to be president of the United States of America! |
| 8.05pm GMT | 8.05pm GMT |
| 20:05 | 20:05 |
| Clinton continued, taking aim at Donald Trump for what she she described as “what he has done to women and girls.” | Clinton continued, taking aim at Donald Trump for what she she described as “what he has done to women and girls.” |
| “For my entire life, I’ve been a woman, and when I think about what we now know about Donald Trump and what he has been doing for thirty years, he has spent a great deal of time demeaning, degrading and assaulting women.” | “For my entire life, I’ve been a woman, and when I think about what we now know about Donald Trump and what he has been doing for thirty years, he has spent a great deal of time demeaning, degrading and assaulting women.” |
| “I would, frankly, rather be here talking about anything else,” Clinton continued, “but I can’t just talk about all the good things we wanna do, because people are making up their minds. This is a consequential choice.” | “I would, frankly, rather be here talking about anything else,” Clinton continued, “but I can’t just talk about all the good things we wanna do, because people are making up their minds. This is a consequential choice.” |
| “A lot of his supporters don’t like to hear this - I don’t blame them! If I were supporting him, I wouldn’t want to hear about it either!” | “A lot of his supporters don’t like to hear this - I don’t blame them! If I were supporting him, I wouldn’t want to hear about it either!” |
| “Can we just stop for a minute and focus on the absurdity of Donald Trump finding fault with Miss Universe?” | “Can we just stop for a minute and focus on the absurdity of Donald Trump finding fault with Miss Universe?” |
| 7.56pm GMT | 7.56pm GMT |
| 19:56 | 19:56 |
| Speaking in Dade City, Florida, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton was welcomed to the stage by former Miss Universe Alicia Machado to the strains of “Fight Song.” | Speaking in Dade City, Florida, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton was welcomed to the stage by former Miss Universe Alicia Machado to the strains of “Fight Song.” |
| “Alicia will be voting for the very first time in this election, and I am very grateful for her support,” Clinton said. | “Alicia will be voting for the very first time in this election, and I am very grateful for her support,” Clinton said. |
| “One week from today, we will be choosing our next president and commander in chief,” Clinton said. “I don’t think the choice could be any clearer.” | “One week from today, we will be choosing our next president and commander in chief,” Clinton said. “I don’t think the choice could be any clearer.” |
| “I am ready to serve if you give me the great honor of being your president.” | “I am ready to serve if you give me the great honor of being your president.” |
| Clinton was greeted with a raucous chant of “Hillary! Hillary!” | Clinton was greeted with a raucous chant of “Hillary! Hillary!” |
| “That stands in contrast to my opponent,” Clinton continued. “Maybe for you, if you think about all of the issues that separate Donald Trump from me, it could be his dangerous statements about nuclear weapons. When a journalist told Donald Trump that people were worried about how casually he talks about nuclear weapons, he said, ‘well, then why are we making them?’” | “That stands in contrast to my opponent,” Clinton continued. “Maybe for you, if you think about all of the issues that separate Donald Trump from me, it could be his dangerous statements about nuclear weapons. When a journalist told Donald Trump that people were worried about how casually he talks about nuclear weapons, he said, ‘well, then why are we making them?’” |
| 7.47pm GMT | 7.47pm GMT |
| 19:47 | 19:47 |
| Former Miss Universe on Donald Trump: 'He was cruel' | Former Miss Universe on Donald Trump: 'He was cruel' |
| Speaking in Dade City, Florida, former beauty queen Alicia Machado introduced Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton by describing her interactions with Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump during her reign as Miss Universe 1996. | Speaking in Dade City, Florida, former beauty queen Alicia Machado introduced Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton by describing her interactions with Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump during her reign as Miss Universe 1996. |
| “I was only 18 years old - a little girl,” Machado said. “There was still so much I didn’t know. Trump was overwhelming. I was scared of him. He made fun of me, and I didn’t know how to respond. He told me that I looked ugly, and I was massive. He even called me names. He said to me, ‘Miss Piggy,’ ‘Miss Housekeeping,’ ‘Miss Eating Machine.’ Soon, it became a joke. Alicia Machado was the Fat Miss Universe. It was really painful for me. He was cruel.” | “I was only 18 years old - a little girl,” Machado said. “There was still so much I didn’t know. Trump was overwhelming. I was scared of him. He made fun of me, and I didn’t know how to respond. He told me that I looked ugly, and I was massive. He even called me names. He said to me, ‘Miss Piggy,’ ‘Miss Housekeeping,’ ‘Miss Eating Machine.’ Soon, it became a joke. Alicia Machado was the Fat Miss Universe. It was really painful for me. He was cruel.” |
| “For years afterwards, I was sick fighting eating disorders.” | “For years afterwards, I was sick fighting eating disorders.” |
| “It’s really clear that he does not respect women,” Machado continued. “He just judges us on our looks. He thinks he can do whatever he wants and get away with it. Well, now I’m standing here on behalf of women and Latinos across the country, Americans who have been horrified with his dangerous ideas and vision of America.” | “It’s really clear that he does not respect women,” Machado continued. “He just judges us on our looks. He thinks he can do whatever he wants and get away with it. Well, now I’m standing here on behalf of women and Latinos across the country, Americans who have been horrified with his dangerous ideas and vision of America.” |
| “Together, we are going to say loudly and clearly, ‘no Trump!’ He’s not getting away with it!” | “Together, we are going to say loudly and clearly, ‘no Trump!’ He’s not getting away with it!” |
| 7.41pm GMT | 7.41pm GMT |
| 19:41 | 19:41 |
| Hillary Clinton campaigns in Dade City, Florida | Hillary Clinton campaigns in Dade City, Florida |
| Watch it live here: | Watch it live here: |
| 7.27pm GMT | 7.27pm GMT |
| 19:27 | 19:27 |
| Dan Roberts | Dan Roberts |
| Clinton campaign officials have dismissed a poll suggesting that Donald Trump may have taken the lead in the final days before Tuesday’s election, insisting they see no evidence of a negative impact from Friday’s new FBI email disclosures. | Clinton campaign officials have dismissed a poll suggesting that Donald Trump may have taken the lead in the final days before Tuesday’s election, insisting they see no evidence of a negative impact from Friday’s new FBI email disclosures. |
| Speaking as Hillary Clinton flew to Florida for a whirlwind series of campaign events, a senior campaign official conceded there was a tightening in the polls but only what they had already expected would happen after the debates finished. | Speaking as Hillary Clinton flew to Florida for a whirlwind series of campaign events, a senior campaign official conceded there was a tightening in the polls but only what they had already expected would happen after the debates finished. |
| Asked by reporters on the campaign plane to respond specifically to a new ABC News/Washington Post tracking poll which put Trump one point ahead, the aide described it as “bad polling”. | Asked by reporters on the campaign plane to respond specifically to a new ABC News/Washington Post tracking poll which put Trump one point ahead, the aide described it as “bad polling”. |
| “It’s not what we see at all,” said the official. “There seems to be something about that model that seems odd. The race has tightened the way that we thought it would tighten, but we do not see anything that would suggest [the new tracking poll] is right.” | “It’s not what we see at all,” said the official. “There seems to be something about that model that seems odd. The race has tightened the way that we thought it would tighten, but we do not see anything that would suggest [the new tracking poll] is right.” |
| Democrats also dispute the findings of several polls since Friday that the letter from the FBI director, James Comey, saying his staff were examining emails that may be related to the previous investigation into Clinton’s private email server has had a negative marginal affect on voter enthusiasm for the Democratic candidate. | Democrats also dispute the findings of several polls since Friday that the letter from the FBI director, James Comey, saying his staff were examining emails that may be related to the previous investigation into Clinton’s private email server has had a negative marginal affect on voter enthusiasm for the Democratic candidate. |
| “We do not see any evidence that the Comey story has had an impact,” said the aide. “We’ve seen anecdotal evidence about turnout and our voter registering, volunteer numbers, etc, that suggests that if anything it has encouraged our supporters.” | “We do not see any evidence that the Comey story has had an impact,” said the aide. “We’ve seen anecdotal evidence about turnout and our voter registering, volunteer numbers, etc, that suggests that if anything it has encouraged our supporters.” |
| Updated | Updated |
| at 7.28pm GMT | at 7.28pm GMT |
| 6.58pm GMT | 6.58pm GMT |
| 18:58 | 18:58 |
| Donald Trump asks people to vote for Represntative Darrell Issa, the former oversight committee chairman, who finds himself in a tough reelection battle in Orange county, California – in part owing to his support for Donald Trump. | Donald Trump asks people to vote for Represntative Darrell Issa, the former oversight committee chairman, who finds himself in a tough reelection battle in Orange county, California – in part owing to his support for Donald Trump. |
| .@DarrellIssa is a very good man. Help him win his congressional seat in California. | .@DarrellIssa is a very good man. Help him win his congressional seat in California. |
| Issa has been a stalwart Trump backer, although he did release a statement criticizing the nominee after a video emerged in which Trump bragged about touching women’s genitals without consent. | Issa has been a stalwart Trump backer, although he did release a statement criticizing the nominee after a video emerged in which Trump bragged about touching women’s genitals without consent. |
| 6.49pm GMT | 6.49pm GMT |
| 18:49 | 18:49 |
| With Trump now spending on ads in Michigan and New Mexico, the Clinton campaign reports that it has made six-figure ad buys each in those states plus Colorado and Virginia. Team Clinton suggests they’re not playing defense in those states so much as burning the money they have to burn: | With Trump now spending on ads in Michigan and New Mexico, the Clinton campaign reports that it has made six-figure ad buys each in those states plus Colorado and Virginia. Team Clinton suggests they’re not playing defense in those states so much as burning the money they have to burn: |
| Clinton camp says it raised a "record-breaking" $11.3 million online in the last 72 hours (basically since the FBI story broke) | Clinton camp says it raised a "record-breaking" $11.3 million online in the last 72 hours (basically since the FBI story broke) |
| The Trump campaign says the Clinton campaign is “nervous” and playing defense: | The Trump campaign says the Clinton campaign is “nervous” and playing defense: |
| Someone at Hillary campaign seems nervous. They pulled out of CO and VA months ago. Have never run ads in MI and NV. On defense. https://t.co/5VRWs9M1zG | Someone at Hillary campaign seems nervous. They pulled out of CO and VA months ago. Have never run ads in MI and NV. On defense. https://t.co/5VRWs9M1zG |
| Updated | Updated |
| at 6.50pm GMT | at 6.50pm GMT |
| 6.36pm GMT | 6.36pm GMT |
| 18:36 | 18:36 |
| Clinton camp claims no impact from FBI inquiry | Clinton camp claims no impact from FBI inquiry |
| Dan Roberts | Dan Roberts |
| Democrats have dismissed a poll suggesting that Donald Trump may have taken the lead in the final days before Tuesday’s election, insisting they see no evidence of a negative impact from new FBI email disclosures. | Democrats have dismissed a poll suggesting that Donald Trump may have taken the lead in the final days before Tuesday’s election, insisting they see no evidence of a negative impact from new FBI email disclosures. |
| Speaking as Hillary Clinton flew to Florida for a whirlwind series of campaign events, a senior campaign official conceded there was a tightening in the polls but only what they expected after the debates finished. | Speaking as Hillary Clinton flew to Florida for a whirlwind series of campaign events, a senior campaign official conceded there was a tightening in the polls but only what they expected after the debates finished. |
| Asked by reporters on the plane to respond specifically to a new ABC News/Washington Post tracking poll which put Trump one point ahead, the aide described it as “bad polling”. | Asked by reporters on the plane to respond specifically to a new ABC News/Washington Post tracking poll which put Trump one point ahead, the aide described it as “bad polling”. |
| “It’s not what we see at all,” said the official. “There seems to be something about that model that seems odd. The race has tightened the way that we thought it would tighten, but we do not see anything that would suggest [the new tracking poll] is right.” | “It’s not what we see at all,” said the official. “There seems to be something about that model that seems odd. The race has tightened the way that we thought it would tighten, but we do not see anything that would suggest [the new tracking poll] is right.” |
| Democrats also dispute the findings of several polls since Friday that the letter from FBI director James Comey has has had a negative marginal affect on voter enthusiasm for Clinton. | Democrats also dispute the findings of several polls since Friday that the letter from FBI director James Comey has has had a negative marginal affect on voter enthusiasm for Clinton. |
| “We do not see any evidence that the Comey story has had an impact,” said the aide. “We’ve seen anecdotal evidence about turnout and our voter registering, volunteer numbers, etc, that suggests that if anything it has encouraged our supporters.” | “We do not see any evidence that the Comey story has had an impact,” said the aide. “We’ve seen anecdotal evidence about turnout and our voter registering, volunteer numbers, etc, that suggests that if anything it has encouraged our supporters.” |
| Clinton is not expected to address the email question again on Tuesday during her three scheduled events in Florida, but aides defended her decision to begin her remarks twice in Ohio on Monday by raising the issue. | Clinton is not expected to address the email question again on Tuesday during her three scheduled events in Florida, but aides defended her decision to begin her remarks twice in Ohio on Monday by raising the issue. |
| “Obviously it is something that has got a lot of attention in the last few days, so we did think it was important for her to address” | “Obviously it is something that has got a lot of attention in the last few days, so we did think it was important for her to address” |
| Instead, the focus in Florida is expected to be on reminding voters how much is at stake in next week’s election. | Instead, the focus in Florida is expected to be on reminding voters how much is at stake in next week’s election. |
| “There is no state that is more important and we think it is a state that she will win and Donald Trump has to win,” said the aide. “If she wins Florida, that... will put her over the top.” | “There is no state that is more important and we think it is a state that she will win and Donald Trump has to win,” said the aide. “If she wins Florida, that... will put her over the top.” |
| Voters should also brace for a deluge of new advertising nationwide however as the Clinton campaign spends its remaining money on television commercials across the US. | Voters should also brace for a deluge of new advertising nationwide however as the Clinton campaign spends its remaining money on television commercials across the US. |
| “You’ll see us back on the air in a lot of states over the last week or so,” said the aide who agreed only to speak anonymously to reporters on the plane. “We’ve been able to raise a lot of money and it’s the last week to spend it. So you’ll see us spending in a lot of states where we haven’t.” | “You’ll see us back on the air in a lot of states over the last week or so,” said the aide who agreed only to speak anonymously to reporters on the plane. “We’ve been able to raise a lot of money and it’s the last week to spend it. So you’ll see us spending in a lot of states where we haven’t.” |
| 5.45pm GMT | 5.45pm GMT |
| 17:45 | 17:45 |
| The FBI has complied with a public records request for documents pertaining to the Clinton foundation – with just a week to go till election day! | The FBI has complied with a public records request for documents pertaining to the Clinton foundation – with just a week to go till election day! |
| William J. Clinton Foundation: This initial release consists of material from the FBI's files related to the Will... https://t.co/Y4nz3aRSmG | William J. Clinton Foundation: This initial release consists of material from the FBI's files related to the Will... https://t.co/Y4nz3aRSmG |
| Hang on... | Hang on... |
| Fred C. Trump: Fred C. Trump (1905-1999) was a real estate developer and philanthropist. This release consists of... https://t.co/21KgtPpmzk | Fred C. Trump: Fred C. Trump (1905-1999) was a real estate developer and philanthropist. This release consists of... https://t.co/21KgtPpmzk |
| Oh. | Oh. |
| Hillary R. Clinton: Hillary Rodham Clinton served as U.S. Secretary of State from January 21, 2009 to February 1,... https://t.co/9e7TYx2GVQ | Hillary R. Clinton: Hillary Rodham Clinton served as U.S. Secretary of State from January 21, 2009 to February 1,... https://t.co/9e7TYx2GVQ |
| I guess no one has been paying much attention to this official FBI account. https://t.co/E2apMIwjHY | I guess no one has been paying much attention to this official FBI account. https://t.co/E2apMIwjHY |
| It actually hadn't tweeted for over a year before that Fred Trump tweet. pic.twitter.com/ksXLv7yBce | It actually hadn't tweeted for over a year before that Fred Trump tweet. pic.twitter.com/ksXLv7yBce |
| At this rate, I'm just excited to see what the FBI drops the morning of the election https://t.co/QsfzbXrHPe | At this rate, I'm just excited to see what the FBI drops the morning of the election https://t.co/QsfzbXrHPe |
| We’re looking through the material. Here’s a spicy find, by BuzzFeed: | We’re looking through the material. Here’s a spicy find, by BuzzFeed: |
| pic.twitter.com/fCuOwR0FEO | pic.twitter.com/fCuOwR0FEO |
| Updated | Updated |
| at 5.47pm GMT | at 5.47pm GMT |
| 5.29pm GMT | 5.29pm GMT |
| 17:29 | 17:29 |
| Obama releases photos of private living quarters | Obama releases photos of private living quarters |
| President Barack Obama likes to say the White House is the “people’s house.” Now, the people are getting a look at the rooms where he lives, the AP reports: | President Barack Obama likes to say the White House is the “people’s house.” Now, the people are getting a look at the rooms where he lives, the AP reports: |
| Exclusive photos published Tuesday by Architectural Digest are giving the public its first glimpse of private areas on the second floor of the White House that Obama, his wife, Michelle, daughters Malia and Sasha and family dogs Bo and Sunny have called home for nearly eight years. | Exclusive photos published Tuesday by Architectural Digest are giving the public its first glimpse of private areas on the second floor of the White House that Obama, his wife, Michelle, daughters Malia and Sasha and family dogs Bo and Sunny have called home for nearly eight years. |
| Los Angeles-based interior designer Michael Smith decorated the rooms, as well as the Oval Office. A mutual friend in Chicago introduced him to the Obamas after the 2008 election. | Los Angeles-based interior designer Michael Smith decorated the rooms, as well as the Oval Office. A mutual friend in Chicago introduced him to the Obamas after the 2008 election. |
| The first lady said Smith managed to reflect her family’s tastes while respecting the history of the White House. | The first lady said Smith managed to reflect her family’s tastes while respecting the history of the White House. |
| “Above all, it has truly felt like a home for our family,” she told the magazine. | “Above all, it has truly felt like a home for our family,” she told the magazine. |
| Other photos show the Yellow Oval Room; the Treaty Room, where Obama retreats late at night to read briefing material for the next day; a sitting room and a dining room. The rooms are adorned with a variety of modern and contemporary art borrowed from major art institutions, such as the National Gallery of Art and Smithsonian museums. | Other photos show the Yellow Oval Room; the Treaty Room, where Obama retreats late at night to read briefing material for the next day; a sitting room and a dining room. The rooms are adorned with a variety of modern and contemporary art borrowed from major art institutions, such as the National Gallery of Art and Smithsonian museums. |
| Architectural Digest has also published photos of the private living quarters of Presidents John F. Kennedy, Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush. | Architectural Digest has also published photos of the private living quarters of Presidents John F. Kennedy, Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush. |
| Check out the Architectural Digest piece here. | Check out the Architectural Digest piece here. |
| 5.26pm GMT | 5.26pm GMT |
| 17:26 | 17:26 |
| Why the heck is Trump campaigning in Michigan (two events Monday) and Wisconsin (headed there now)? | Why the heck is Trump campaigning in Michigan (two events Monday) and Wisconsin (headed there now)? |
| FiveThirtyEight’s Harry Enten thinks “there’s an understanding he has to go in and win one of those [blue states], otherwise, forget it!” | FiveThirtyEight’s Harry Enten thinks “there’s an understanding he has to go in and win one of those [blue states], otherwise, forget it!” |
| Monmouth has a poll of Pennsylvania coming out tomorrow. But when will we get new Colorado or Wisconsin (or Michigan) numbers? | Monmouth has a poll of Pennsylvania coming out tomorrow. But when will we get new Colorado or Wisconsin (or Michigan) numbers? |
| .@FiveThirtyEight's @ForecasterEnten on why Trump is campaigning in blue-leaning states in Michigan. https://t.co/z57hoRf0nL | .@FiveThirtyEight's @ForecasterEnten on why Trump is campaigning in blue-leaning states in Michigan. https://t.co/z57hoRf0nL |
| 4.56pm GMT | 4.56pm GMT |
| 16:56 | 16:56 |
| It’s Tuesday, the day of the week America uses as election day, which, why is that? Watch our explanatory video: | It’s Tuesday, the day of the week America uses as election day, which, why is that? Watch our explanatory video: |
| If that video leaves you hungry for more information about the how and why of American elections, we’d recommend this video about the electoral college: | If that video leaves you hungry for more information about the how and why of American elections, we’d recommend this video about the electoral college: |