Endorsements in 2016 race show waning newspaper power
Republican papers voice opposition to Trump while many major dailies back Clinton or stay neutral. The San Diego Union Tribune endorses Clinton for first time, USA Today condemns Trump but urges readers to stay true to convictions, suggesting editorials no longer decisively sway voters.
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Third party backers a wild card in 2016 race
AP GfK poll finds nearly 70 percent of third party supporters could still change their minds and split between Clinton and Trump if forced to choose. One voter shifts from Stein to Clinton citing impact on major party outcomes. Many backers prefer voting for no one rather than aid Trump or Clinton.
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Trump’s rally scene fuels economy focus amid polarized battles
Thousands in Michigan applauded as Donald Trump attacked the economic system he calls rigged against ordinary Americans and blamed Hillary Clinton. He vowed to restore jobs while his unscripted moments drew critique for alienating women and minorities as early voting began.
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