Hillary Clinton would beat Donald Trump by a LANDSLIDE in election re-run, poll reveals

According to the vote by Hill.TV and voting company HarrisX, 36% of the voters will again vote for Trump and 44% Clinton

Liberal party candidate Gary Johnson receives 4%, and only 2% of Americans will vote for the green party candidate Gilstein

There are also opportunities for respondents not to vote, refuse to vote, or vote for candidates.

However, when these options were canceled, Clinton's share of voting rights increased to 50%, but the cards increased to 40%.

Despite winning the popularity vote and winning 48.2% of the votes, Clinton lost to the 2016 general election for the electoral college system.

Clinton's campaign leader, John Podesta, told Hill. TV: "In 2016, I think that American groups are just boasting about things and thinking only what is going on."

"Now they have seen what happened and they want to be able to return to the strong and stable leadership they have always offered Hillary."

Democratic voting expert Molly Murphy also told the TV station as follows.

"People who like Hillary · Clinton will still like her and will vote for her again."

Hill.TV also made another investigation to ask if an individual approved President's term of office.

The Republican National Committee has announced a further vote to comment on whether people will vote for the candidate to support the playing cards.

45% of respondents said they would vote for Republican candidates who support President Trump

However, 50% said they would vote for the Democratic candidate to provide the president with checks and balances.

Public opinion polls suggest that President Cardinal's support may gradually decline in the November midterm election.

Prior to the presidential election in 2016, Lassalle's student newspaper Zako レ ジ ャ ン made a simulated election vote to evaluate the results of candidates at La Salle campus. In general, Hillary Clinton has overwhelming victory against Donald Trump and third party candidates. Clinton won 66.59% of the votes and the cards won 21.09% of the votes. The survey also tracks results based on gender, class (ie, freshmen, sophomores etc.) and school. Comparing different schools in the university, the business school has the fewest participation in polls, and Trapp is the only school that challenges Clinton. In fact, the business school voted equally between the two candidates (42.31% - 42.31%). Achievement rate from the College of Arts and Sciences: Clinton 71.62% - Cards 15.77%. From nursing school: Clinton 63.33% - cards 23.33%. Neo-liberalism fosters fascism

So, do you remember the 2016 presidential election? Donald Trump beat the most popular Hillary Clinton at seemingly wide edges as shown above. It seems that he won with overwhelming superiority because the cards beat her at more than 70 electoral colleges. But that is not the case. According to the independent and partial government of most press, Hillary Clinton won nearly 4 million votes in the American vote. So what? Well, as I mentioned many times, America uses a system called Electoral College. Each state has the same number of presidential votes as the state representative in Congress. For example, Texas has 38 electoral votes, as there are 36 parliamentarians and two senators in Texas. Because there are two senators in each state, this is only their representative number + 2

It turned out that the number of combinations in the county was small enough to move the election from Donald Trump to Hillary Clinton. For example, by transferring Lake County to Wisconsin State, Secretary Clinton got 10 more votes. By moving Mercer County (where Trenton and Princeton are from) and Burlington County (where Dixburg is from) to Pennsylvania you can turn over Pennsylvania and vote for Clinton Pennsylvania 20 elections. Indeed, if New Jersey has just transferred a problematic sister city Camden in Pennsylvania to Pennsylvania, Clinton will win 21 election votes as our odd way.