A CNN/ORC instant poll found that 52% of debate watchers viewed Hillary Clinton as the winner of the final presidential debate, compared to 39% who felt the same about Donald Trump.
Some Republicans were quick to condemn Trump’s refusal to say he would accept the outcome of the presidential
Donald Trump’s refusal to say he would accept the results of the presidential election exposed a divide with Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence, who told CNN's Wolf Blitzer before the debate "we'll certainly accept the outcome."
Trump's campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, told CNN's
Donald Trump refused to say he would accept the result of the presidential election in November.
“I will look at it at the time,” he said at the final presidential debate. “I’ll keep you in suspense.”
Hillary Clinton called his response “horrifying.”
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The final presidential debate for Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump began on a frosty note as the candidates again abandoned the tradition of shaking hands at the outset.
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There have been moments of serious clashes, including over Trump's relationship with
Donald Trump heads into his final debate clash with Hillary Clinton in moments, needing to launch a dramatic comeback after slumping into his worst position of the general election campaign.
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The rivals meet in Las Vegas with Clinton in command of
Donald Trump exceeded expectations, but Hillary Clinton won the second presidential debate, according to a CNN/ORC poll of debate watchers.
The results showed a clear victory for Clinton, with 57% saying she won, as opposed to 34% for Trump.
It's a strong showing for Clinton, but not as good as
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump ended a scorched-earth debate with a handshake.
Earlier, when pressed by co-moderator Anderson Cooper, the Republican nominee seemingly dismissed the significance of sexually aggressive language he used toward women a decade ago. With Clinton's husband and daughter
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are waging what may be the nastiest presidential debate in US history. Follow updates and watch it on CNN.
Trying to shake off the fallout from a decade-old video, Trump repeatedly said the vulgar language he used about women was just "locker room talk" before
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton took the stage for their second presidential debate. In a dramatic moment, they did not shake hands.
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Going into their first debate, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are separated by only 2 points in CNN's updated poll of polls.
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