Hillary Clinton's standing with public rises after Benghazi testimony, poll finds
WASHINGTON — The 11 hours Hillary Rodham Clinton spent at the House Benghazi committee last month appears to have been time well spent: The former secretary of state has significantly improved her standing among key groups of voters, a new poll indicates.
Among Democratic primary voters, 72 percent said they were now satisfied with Clinton's responses to questions about how she handled the attack on the U.S. diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, in 2012, according to the Wall Street Journal/NBC poll. That's up from 58 percent before her testimony.
Clinton's lead over Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont among primary voters also grew slightly, the poll found. It now stands at 62 percent to 31 percent.
Clinton made progress as well among swing voters, the survey found. Before her testimony, 84 percent of swing voters had said they were not satisfied with her responses to questions about Benghazi. In the latest survey, only 40 percent said so.
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Among Democratic primary voters, 72 percent said they were now satisfied with Clinton's responses to questions about how she handled the attack on the U.S. diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, in 2012, according to the Wall Street Journal/NBC poll. That's up from 58 percent before her testimony.
Clinton's lead over Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont among primary voters also grew slightly, the poll found. It now stands at 62 percent to 31 percent.
Clinton made progress as well among swing voters, the survey found. Before her testimony, 84 percent of swing voters had said they were not satisfied with her responses to questions about Benghazi. In the latest survey, only 40 percent said so.
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