Clinton Campaign Accused Of ‘Deceiving Voters’ In Nevada

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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton may have scored a tight victory in Nevada’s caucus on Saturday but she’s being criticized for what appears to be underhanded campaign tactics.

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The image reportedly shows Clinton campaigners tactically changing shirts. © RoseAnn DeMoro / Twitter

RoseAnn DeMoro, executive director of National Nurses United (NNU), took a photo of Clinton supporters changing T-shirts in the hope of deceiving voters.

RT reported that the NNU, who are backing Clinton’s main opponent Bernie Sanders – and previously endorsed Ralph Nader in 2000, were campaigning at the caucus wearing red shirts, a color associated with Sanders campaigners.

The photo shows Clinton campaigners changing from blue, a color most associated with the former Secretary of State’s campaign, to red T-shirts, which DeMoro believes was deliberately intended to create confusion.

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Clinton narrowly edged out Sanders in Nevada 52.6 to 47.3 percent, based on projections. Despite the victory, she failed to secure a two-digit winning margin that would have substantiated her supposed support from the Latino community.

A video from Saturday’s caucus claim to show Clinton supporters getting preferential treatment by entering the caucus without registering.

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ABC News confirmed earlier this week Clinton’s campaign have been involved in push polling, in which someone claiming to be an independent pollster calls a voter and asks them a series of questions designed to sway their opinion.

Sanders supporters on Reddit have been documenting any suspicious behavior in Nevada on a thread.

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