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Clinton and Trump 2016: A battle to win over ambivalent voters

  • Written by Judd Thornton, Professor of Political Science, Georgia State University

This presidential campaign has two historically unpopular candidates. Both nominees are viewed unfavorably by more than 50 percent of the electorate.

Given their relative unpopularity, it seems reasonable to wonder if many voters possess mixed feelings about their party’s nominee this year. In other words, many voters may be experiencing...

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