New York - The Democratic candidate for president of the United States, Hillary Clinton, has an advantage of seven points over his rival, Donald Trump, according to a Reuters / Ipsos carried out when the Republican candidate has defended the charges that he had sexually harassed women.
The survey conducted between 7 and 13 October and released on Friday shows that 44 percent of likely voters support Clinton, while 37 percent are with Trump. The change was small in relation to the Tuesday when Trump was eight percentage points behind.
Two other women claimed on Friday that Trump the were harassed, including a competitor of his reality show "The Apprentice", while the businessman said the allegations of sexual misconduct against him are part of a conspiracy to discredits him weeks of the election.
The Trump campaign for the November 8 elections has struggled to recover from the release a week ago of a 2005 video in which he boasts of having groped women and made unwanted sexual advances.
Hillary comes up in the seven-day search since the last week of August, when the candidates were more or less evenly matched.
Since then, Hillary and Trump met in two debates with great audience, disputes that the Americans believe that the Democrats won, according to Reuters / Ipsos survey.
A Reuters / Ipsos online survey is done in English and in all 50 states. The latest heard 2,889 people considered likely voters.
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