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Super Tuesday results have Hillary Clinton leading the way, winning 7 states, after polls close It was a Southern sweep for Hillary Clinton. She racked up victories in seven states on Super Tuesday, dominating the South, but Bernie Sanders notched four wins of his own. Clinton was declared the victor in Texas, Georgia, Virginia, Alabama, Arkansas, Tennessee, and Massachusetts. She also won American Samoa. Sanders won his home state of Vermont, Oklahoma, Minnesota and Colorado.
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The Bushwhacking of Trump Trump won an impressive victory, carrying 31 out of 50 states. But in several of them — including key states such as Georgia, Arizona, and Texas — he won a smaller percentage of the vote than Mitt Romney did. Indeed, nationally, Trump won 46.2 percent of votes cast, whereas Romney won 47.2 percent. In the 37 states considered “non-swing” or uncompetitive this year, Hillary Clinton’s margin of victory was greater than Barack Obama’s in 2012.
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Donald Trump thrashes competition with wins in seven states on Super Tuesday Donald Trump rolled over competitors Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz in a super Super Tuesday of voting, in which the GOP’s presidential front-runner sailed to crucial wins in seven states. The bombastic billionaire was declared the winner in Georgia, Alabama, Massachusetts, Virginia, Arkansas, Tennessee and Vermont.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton In 1978, President Jimmy Carter appointed her to the board of the Legal Services Corporation, and Bill Clinton became governor of Arkansas. Their daughter, Chelsea, was born in 1980. Hillary served as Arkansas's First Lady for 12 years, balancing family, law, and public service.he is the first First Lady elected to the United States Senate and the first woman elected statewide in New York. Hillary Clinton served as U.S. Secretary of State from 2009 to 2013.
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The Bushwhacking of Trump In 2012, Mitt Romney carried the seventh district with 61 percent of the two-party vote. In 2016, Hillary Clinton actually beat Donald Trump in the district by 51 percent to 49 percent. A big reason was clearly the hostility of the Bushes to Trump.
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16 Reasons Why Hillary Clinton Will Win 2016 By the standards of “political time,” where in one day a candidate can go from frontrunner to underdog, the 2016 presidential election is decades away. But from this vantage point, all signs point to Hillary Clinton coasting to the Democrat Party nomination and winning the White House.
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- Confidence votes 2.9K. Hillary Rodham Clinton was a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2008, ultimately losing to Barack Obama.
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Presidential election in Montana, 2016 As of the day of the Montana primary, the support of all six of the state's superdelegates was unknown. Sanders' victory in Montana came after The Associated Press declared on June 6 that Clinton had secured enough pledged delegates and superdelegates to clinch the Democratic nomination.
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Why Does the US Still Have So Few Women in Office? March 7, 2014. Democrat Elizabeth Warren waves to the crowd after defeating Scott Brown in the Massachusetts Senate race, November 6, 2012. With Hillary Clinton the early front-runner in the 2016 Democratic primary, the United States may join the UK, Germany, Brazil and Argentina as democracies that have had a woman as their top leader.
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Hillary Clintonâs Popular Vote Win Came Entirely from California On 18 December 2016, the Federalist Papers, a conservative clickbait web site, posted a story headlined “Hillary’s Popular Vote Win Came ENTIRELY from California”: If the election was decided by the popular vote, than we would be swearing in a President Hillary Clinton. But that’s not how it works.
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Five Reasons Why Hillary Wins in 2016 That first number represents the ten states with a total of 152 electoral votes that have been won by every Democratic presidential nominee since 1992. The second number represents the nine states with a total of 90 electoral votes that have been won by every Democratic presidential nominee since 1988.
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Hillary Clinton presidential campaign, 2008 While losing the delegate count, and thus the nomination, she earned more popular votes than Barack Obama. In the general election, Barack Obama defeated Senator John McCain of Arizona, and nominated Clinton as the 67th Secretary of State, an office in which she served until February 2013.
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Hillary Clinton lost the election but is winning the popular vote (CNN)Donald Trump may have scored an astonishing upset presidential victory, but Hillary Clinton could still receive more votes. As of Wednesday evening, hours after Clinton called Trump to concede, the former secretary of state clung to a narrow lead in the popular vote, 47.7%-47.5%.
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Women who ran before Hillary Clinton: 'I cannot vote, but I can be voted for' Lenora Fulani was the first woman to appear on the ballot in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Photograph: Eric Risberg/AP. Which brings us back to Hillary Clinton, who was the first female candidate to win a presidential primary – New Hampshire, in 2008. She won 22 states that time around before conceding the nomination to then senator Barack Obama.
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- Hillary Clinton can still win the popular vote, thanks to California. (Joe Raedle / Getty Images) Barring a late rebound in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania, Hillary Clinton appears unlikely to get 270 electoral college votes to become president. But, like Al Gore, she may be on track to still earn more votes across the country.
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How Clinton Won Hillary Clinton has enough delegates to win the Democratic presidential nomination, thanks to victories in California, New Jersey and other states on Tuesday and new pledges from superdelegates. Here's how Mrs. Clinton overcame the challenge from Sen. Bernie Sanders. Mrs. Clinton Won Nearly 3.7 Million More Votes.
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Did Trump Win 3,084 of 3,141 Counties, Clinton Only 57? Arizona (where Clinton won four of 15 counties) was also omitted from the list. Clinton won eight counties in Arkansas, and 23 in the state of Colorado (which she won). She also took Delaware, despite winning one of three counties, and lost Florida with the exception of nine counties. And while Clinton lost Georgia, she did win over 30 of its 159 counties.
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How many counties did Hillary Clinton win? 487, not 57 as fake news story claims Dec 6, 2016 at 12:01 AM Dec 6, 2016 at 1:58 PM. NEW YORK - A trending story that claims Hillary Clinton won a total of 57 counties in the presidential election is untrue. The Associated Press finds that Clinton won 487 counties nationwide, compared with 2,626 for President-elect Donald Trump.
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Did Donald Trump Win The Election? What States Has Donald Trump Won in? What States Did Trump Win? Trump has taken four battleground states of Ohio, Iowa, North Carolina, and Florida in a feat that no Republican nominee has accomplished since 2004. Trump secured the crucial 29 votes of Florida, surpassing expectations and putting Hillary Clinton behind him. Trump won the swing state of North Carolina.
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Category Archives: Hillary Clinton For her part, Clinton doesn’t need red prairie states. Rove has her taking the big enchiladas of Florida, Pennsylvania and Ohio by solid margins and racking up 259 electoral votes to McCain’s 206.
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Category Archives: Hillary Clinton As for the other 79 electoral votes up for grabs, he has Clinton winning the blue collar states of West Virginia and Arkansas, and even putting Missouri into play. Rove has her loosing the prime Obama targets of Virginia, Iowa and Colorado by solid margins and also letting Wisconsin slip.
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How Hillary Clinton lost to Donald Trump Paths to the White House were blocked one by one for Clinton, as she watched key swing states slip from her hands. Ohio was a shock as Trump decisively thrashed her by 53.3% to 42.3%. Clinton also lost Iowa (52.3% to 41.8%) and North Carolina (51.3% to 46%), both marginal states.
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16 Reasons Why Hillary Clinton Will Win 2016 By the standards of “political time,” where in one day a candidate can go from frontrunner to underdog, the 2016 presidential election is decades away. But from this vantage point, all signs point to Hillary Clinton coasting to the Democrat Party nomination and winning the White House.ong-suffering Hillary, who was publicly humiliated by her cheating husband and then triumphed over adversity by being elected to the U.S. Senate in 2000. Long-suffering Hillary, who was defeated by her own party for the presidential nomination in 2008, and then further rejected by Obama to be his running mate.
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How Hillary Loses And here’s how Clinton could push more than enough additional states onto Trump’s side of the ledger—Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Iowa, Virginia, Colorado, Nevada, Arizona, Wisconsin, Michigan—one mistake at a time. Step 1: Take Hispanic enthusiasm for granted.
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Democratic Party presidential primaries, 2008 On election night, both Obama and Clinton claimed victories. In the popular vote, Obama won 13 states and territories to Clinton's 10, including states like Idaho and Georgia where he won by very wide margins. His wins in Connecticut and Missouri were considered upsets.