TRUMP claims POLL ROMP

Majority of media snap polls show Trump WON debate despite CNN’s overwhelming victory for Hillary

Republicans celebrating after Presidential rivals engaged in a vigorous back-and-forth on TV last night

DONALD Trump's election team is claiming victory after last night's Presidential debate as most snap polls show he DID win on the night.

The surprising news comes after CNN awarded rival Hillary Clinton an overwhelming victory in the first no-holds-barred televised head-to-head.

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Let battle commence. Many polls say Trump won on the nightCredit: AP:Associated Press

However, across the US, many polls said Trump came out on top - with one giving him 80 per cent of its readers votes.

Last night the political foes tangled over the economy, her use of a private mail server and his unwillingness to release his income tax returns on Monday night. 

After the debate's end, polls conducted by a number of media websites showed their readers and viewers felt the Republican came out on top.

The CNBC news channel reported Trump picked up nearly two thirds of the votes
The highly-respected Washington Times had the Republican even further ahead
Readers of leading news website The Drudge Report gave Trump 80 per cent of the votes

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Trump acknowledged the result, tweeting: "Wow, did great in the debate polls (except for @CNN - which I don't watch). Thank you!"

CNN's snap poll gave Clinton the win with 62 per cent to Trump's 27. 

But the Drudge Report's poll showed Trump fared a lot better with 81.5 per cent of the vote to Clinton's 18.5 while others, including CBS New York and the Washington Times, also saw Trump win the vote.

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The Fox 5 news channel reported its viewers also chose Donald

 

New Yorkers gave their 'home boy' another poll victory
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While Time readers were split between the two candidates
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Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad said in a statement released by the Trump campaign that the property magnate represented a welcome challenge to the status quo.

“Voters know that while [Clinton] is controlled by special interests in Washington, Donald Trump is a fresh new leader who will upend the status quo and put the American people first,” he said.

“As always, Donald Trump spoke from the heart during tonight’s debate and showed us the type of president he will be.”

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