In the final nine days of the presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump made a combined total of 50 stops in 14 states. Typically, last-minute campaign decisions are based on internal campaign polling not available to the public. It’s not clear what explains Trump’s visit, in the final week of the election, to Minnesota, which has been a solidly Democratic state since the Great Depression. The Clinton campaign hopes the state’s Democratic voting record since 1988 will be good for 16 electoral votes Tuesday night. Two: In only two states did Clinton make more stops than Trump in the final week, Arizona and Ohio.

Source: The Guardian November 08, 2016 02:20 UTC