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ARTICLE · 02 AUGUST 2016

Fox On The Hill – August 1, 2016

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Hillary Clinton made history by being the first woman nominated for President by a major U.S. party.

United StatesGovernment, Public Sector

2016 Election

Following the Democratic National Convention (DNC), Hillary Clinton is experiencing a 5 to 7-point lead over Donald Trump, an expected boost following the convention. Trump experienced a similar bump in the polls following the Republican National Convention (RNC), which quickly dissipated. With the general election officially underway, polling shows that both candidates continue to experience low favorability ratings. 

Democrats

The DNC began with controversy in the wake of WikiLeaks' release of emails that revealed bias within Democratic National Committee against Sen. Bernie Sanders. Sanders has long claimed that the Democratic Party was using its infrastructure and control over the nomination processes to ensure a Clinton nomination. While acknowledging those protesting on his behalf and calling for change in the institution, Sanders made the ultimate show of party unity by making the formal motion to nominate Clinton to be the party's nominee.

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