Clinton Heads Back to Long-Safe Michigan as Race Tightens
- Campaign spending on ads in four states where she has led
- Trump increases advertising in dozen states in closing days
Clinton Campaign Floods Airwaves as Polls Tighten
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Hillary Clinton added a stop in Michigan and her campaign is pouring more money into advertising there and three other states once considered safe amid concerns among some Democrats that a new FBI review of a top aide’s e-mails may erode her electoral firewall.
The decision by Clinton to return four days before the election to a state that supported her husband in 1992 and has backed every Democratic presidential nominee since then suggests growing concerns about a tightening race with Republican Donald Trump.