In Three Days Of Voting, Clinton And Trump Play Their All To Convince Undecided

Three days before the US presidential election, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump is redoubling efforts to attract undecided. The democrat can count on the support of Barack Obama and Beyoncé to rally the votes of African Americans.

A few days before the election of 8 November, which will be close, the two candidates for the US presidential election, Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump , trying to convince undecided voters. Especially those who vote in the "swing states", these swing states where the election report varies from one election to another .


It is for this purpose they have squared the US on Friday 4th November, especially targeting those key states, while recent polls lean mostly in favour of Hillary Clinton .

Galvanized by his lead, the former Secretary of State of 69 years is taken past a businessman and developer of his rival. In Pittsburgh, on Friday 4th November, in front of about 2500 people, she accused Donald Trump of wanting "an economy that benefits him," saying that the tax cuts proposed by the Republican would win billions of dollars to his family. After his meeting in this Democratic stronghold of Pennsylvania, Hillary Clinton visited the ancient capital of the automobile in Detroit, Michigan, where waiting a long queue of fans who enthusiastically greeted his passage. She then had to travel to Cleveland, Ohio.

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Donald Trump, 70, who has never been elected, also spent part of the day in the Boeing 757, with three states on its hotly contested route: New Hampshire, Ohio and Pennsylvania.

Reassured by his rise in opinion polls, the billionaire continues to exploit the recovery of the FBI investigation into the private server of the former foreign minister to question the ability of its rival to occupy the presidency . It strives in parallel, since the beginning of the week, to establish its own stature avoiding any slippage, after the disappointments that have marked his end of season .

"How could Hillary take care of the country if it can not even manage their emails?" He launched in Atkinson, New Hampshire, a state that until recently seemed destined for the Democratic candidate . "Hillary is caught in a vast criminal enterprise."

"When we will prevail on 8 November, we will go to Washington and curerons the backwater!" He promised, repeating what has become the slogan of his campaign to end now resumed in heart by his supporters.


The campaign manager of Hillary Clinton, John Podesta, countered that Donald Trump "had better start with his own backwater curer," citing a criminal conviction on Friday, in two near one of his most loyal supporters, Governor Jersey Chris Christie and the assistant of the latter, Bridget Kelly.
The key to Hillary Clinton is to maximize voter participation that formed the "Obama coalition": African Americans, Hispanics and young people. Now, according to the participation numbers of early voting in North Carolina and Florida, African Americans vote at this stage less than in 2012. "Do not boo, vote!" Insisted Obama on Friday before a North Carlone crowd who booed the Republicans.

To unlock this reservoir of votes, Hillary Clinton, known for his serious face a rival from the world of reality television, mobilized sequins and celebrities. After Pharrell Williams Thursday, rapper Jay Z and Beyoncé woman made an appearance at a concert in support of the Democratic candidate on Friday night in Cleveland, before Katy Perry on Saturday in Philadelphia.

Other image powerful Monday night, eve of the election, Hillary and Bill Clinton will appear with the Obamas in a big rally in Philadelphia.