Thread: Who Won The Debate?

Current results after 42,418 votes:

Hillary Clinton, 45.70%

Donald Trump, 54.30%.

http://www.slate.com/articles/news_a..._our_poll.html

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Donald Trump 71.45% (33,509 votes)

Hillary Clinton 25.91% (12,153 votes)

Neither 2.64% (1,238 votes)

http://heavy.com/news/2016/09/poll-w...ential-debate/

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Donald Trump 58.22% (33,376 votes)


Hillary Clinton 41.78% (23,947 votes)

Total Votes: 57,323

http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2016/09/...ential-debate/

Hillary Clinton 11.6%

Donald Trump 87.7%

Other 0.7%

http://www.roanoke.com/news/columns_...9ec8d677b.html

WHO WON THE FIRST PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE?

Donald Trump
87 %

Hillary Clinton
13 %

21,910 Votes

http://www.shelbystar.com/zz/electio...n-trump-debate

(This is Cleveland, OH area)

Who won the 9/26/16 Presidential Debate?

Hillary Clinton
23.33%, 11235 votes

Donald Trump
76.67%, 36920 votes

http://politopinion.com/2016/09/won-...ential-debate/

Who won the debate overall?

Hillary Clinton
49 %
Donald Trump
51 %

513,420 Votes

http://fortune.com/2016/09/26/presid...-clinton-poll/

Wow, he even leads on Fortune poll.

Great job, Donald J Trump!!

You know, I don't like that split screen format. I don't think they should do that. Having Hillary on the screen when Trump is talking takes the joy out of watching the debate.

All told, I thought Trump did great and deserves a victory call in the debates. The only poll I could find that he lost was not one from the people, it was a CNN/ORC survey poll that had Hillary at 62% and Trump at 27%. And because it differs so much from all the others, it's obviously a rigged poll. Sad, CNN. You have destroyed this wonderful network that Ted Turner started. SHAMEFUL!!

I think the only weak points for Trump were the taxes and the birther questions, and only then because I don't think any candidate who for whatever reason doesn't want to release their tax returns or in Trump's case who doesn't want to release them during an audit should be hammered or questioned to do so and neither should anyone be questioned for wanting to see a birth certificate on a candidate for President, which is a legal requirement. The Constitution requires that a candidate for President be a natural born citizen and of a certain age. This can only be verified with a birth certificate. It should be required with their initial filing papers to the Federal Election Commission.

Was Obama insulted, offended, bothered or put down when state authorities asked him for a birth certificate to get a driver's license? Why would someone who produced a birth certificate to get a driver's license be offended by producing a birth certificate to prove they're eligible to be President of the United States??!!

And no one should call a citizen, any citizen, a "birther" for wanting birthright proof of eligibility from someone who has filed to run for President. This is necessary under the US Constitution.