Two thirds of voters say they think Hillary is secretly in poor health despite her efforts to shrug off pneumonia concerns
AP-GfK poll found 51 per cent of voters have confidence in Trump's health But only 36 per cent feel Hillary Clinton is well enough to be president She collapsed at a 9/11 memorial service and spent several days at home Her doctor later said she had pneumonia, raising fears about her health At the first presidential debate she pointed out she had visited 112 nations On Tuesday she was seen coughing while speaking to press on her plane Two-thirds of American voters are worried about Hillary Clinton's health and agree with Donald Trump's suggestions that she has a lack of 'stamina,' a new poll suggests.
An Associated Press-GfK poll found that voters, especially men, have more confidence in Trump's health than Clinton's.
The result comes despite the Clinton campaign's attempts to calm the public fears that increased after she was diagnosed with pneumonia and had a public collapse on Sept. 11.
She has released about the same amount of medical information as Trump, and independent doctors who have looked at the available data say both candidates seem fine. But Wednesday's survey shows evidence of the political points Trump scored after her much-publicized pneumonia, which caused her to drop out of the campaign for several days after her collapse at a 9/11 memorial service in New York.
The AP-GfK poll found 51 per cent of voters were very or extremely confident that the 70-year-old Trump is healthy enough to be president.
But only 36 per cent had the same confidence in the health of Hillary, who turns 69 a few days before the November 8 election.
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