Clinton Holds Democrats in Immediate Aftermath of FBI E-mail Bombshell
Despite the jolt, Donald Trump remains the underdog nine days before Election Day.
Clinton, Trump, Comey, and the FBI E-mail Probe
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The bombshell that FBI Director James Comey dropped Friday on the 2016 election has accelerated a trend of Republicans moving toward Donald Trump. But early data suggest Democrats in key states are unmoved, a sign that Hillary Clinton is holding together a coalition that has kept her in the lead for most of the presidential race.
A CBS/YouGov survey of likely voters across 13 battleground states showed that 1 percent of Hillary Clinton supporters were less likely to vote for her after the announcement that the FBI is reviewing newly discovered e-mails that Comey said may or may not be pertinent to the probe into her use of a private server during her tenure as secretary of state.