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The same was, however, true of 2016 Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. Polls from ABC News/Washington Post and McClatchy/Marist College suggested the former New York senator had between an eight and 16-point lead among early voters.
Some strategists warn that the early voting picture isn’t an accurate representation of total votes for the presidential rivals.
“Early voting totals don’t tell us anything about who’s winning, and people should be extremely wary of claims that one side, or the other, is pulling away with this race,” David Becker, who runs the Center for Election Innovation and Research, told CNN.
National polls of all likely voters – including those who say they have not yet voted – put the presidential candidates on a much more even footing.
Some strategists warn that the early voting picture isn’t an accurate representation of total votes for the presidential rivals.
“Early voting totals don’t tell us anything about who’s winning, and people should be extremely wary of claims that one side, or the other, is pulling away with this race,” David Becker, who runs the Center for Election Innovation and Research, told CNN.
National polls of all likely voters – including those who say they have not yet voted – put the presidential candidates on a much more even footing.
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