Mr. Trump, who trailed Hillary Clinton in major national polls leading up to the election, ended up winning the Electoral College. But most of the polls Mr. Trump referred to actually reflected the popular vote total within the margin of error. About 2.9 million more people, or 2.1 percent, voted for Mrs. Clinton than for Mr. Trump. Mr. Trump and Mr. Sanders hold similar positions on global trade, but there’s no evidence that huge swaths of voters who supported Mr. Sanders voted for Mr. Trump. Advertisement Continue reading the main storyMr. Trump again invoked Sweden as an example of the detriments of immigration.

Source: New York Times February 24, 2017 19:05 UTC