Latest Poll Update: Clinton Leads Over Trump by 12 Points; Trump Camp Admits Dip

By Marguerite Chang - 24 Oct '16 02:47AM
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With only days leading towards the November 8, 2016 elections, Donald Trump's camp admits that they are falling behind. Kellyanne Conway, Trump's campaign manager, has admitted that they are lagging behind the Democrat's presidential candidate, Hillary Clinton.

In the latest ABC News electoral polls, Clinton is leading against Trump by 12 points. This double digit lead is not a positive scenario with the Republican Camp. As Trump battles against issues about the way he treats women, his camp will still not give up.

It can be recalled that Trump has been repeatedly accused of sexual misconduct by a number of women. The accusations range from inappropriate touching or stolen kisses. These rumors have been denied by Trump saying that it is purely propaganda against him.

The latest woman who accused Trump of misconduct is Yoga instructor, Karena Virginia. She alleges that Trump harassed her when they met at the U.S. Open in 1998.

Trump has said that all these women will be sued once the election is over.

It is not only Trump that is battling the negative presses. Clinton still can't get out of the Benghazi nightmare and the email server issues but it seems that, if the polls are to be believed, it is not slowing her down.  Reports are even saying that Clinton is quietly reaching out to Republicans and is constantly wooing them to vote for her.

Voters seem to be reacting negatively to Trump's accusations of the election being rigged in favor of Clinton. He has also been recorded as saying that he is reluctant to accept a Clinton victory.

Although almost all of the latest electoral polls have been consistent in predicting a Clinton victory, the Trump camp may is not keen on throwing in the white towel just yet. Trump's camp is bent on fighting Clinton to the very end. No matter what happens, Americans are in for a very interesting election.

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