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Poll: Hillary Clinton Opens Three-Point Lead Over Donald Trump
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by News Editor
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Photos: Wikimedia Commons.
Most voters feel the upcoming election matters more than ones in the past. At the same time, majorities dislike the presumptive nominees — and think they lack the integrity to hold the nation’s highest office.
Eighty-five percent say there’s more than usual at stake in this year’s presidential race, according to a Fox News poll released Thursday. That’s up from 70 percent who felt that way in 2012. Clinton (83 percent) and Trump supporters (87 percent) are about equally likely to feel like there’s more at stake.
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