Washington, Jun 26, 2016 (AFP) - Two studies published on Sunday show the advantage of Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton over Republican Donald Trump for the November presidential elections in the United States.
Research The Washington Post-ABC News conducted between Monday and Thursday with 836 voters, shows the former secretary of state with 51% of the vote, against 39% for Trump. The margin of error is four percentage points.
Another survey, The Wall Street Journal / NBC News shows a minor difference, but also with Hillary in front, with 46% of intentions, against 41% of the Republican mogul.
The second poll surveyed 1,000 registered voters between Sunday and Thursday of last week, and has an error margin of 3.1 percentage points.
The surveys were conducted after a turbulent month for the conservative candidate, who fired his campaign manager for having collected only $ 1.3 million in May, in the various acts of fundraising made in the period, compared with $ 42 million Hillary Clinton.
Also in May, the Republican attacked a judge investigating the University Trump for his "Mexican heritage" and was criticized for having said, after the massacre at a gay nightclub Orlando, who was right to warn of the dangers posed by "radical Islamic "in the United States.
According to the Washington Post-ABC News, two in three Americans believe that Trump is not qualified to rule the country and are concerned with attitudes that the Republican candidate can take in relation to women and minorities, in particular the Muslims.
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