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The outspoken Republican has stormed to a 46.7 per cent lead over Mrs Clinton, according to a staggering poll by the Los Angeles Times. The former First Lady, who appeared to faint at a 9/11 memorial service on Sunday, has fallen behind Mr Trump with just 42 per cent. Following the worrying incident, Mrs Clinton's campaign was forced to admit she had been diagnosed with pneumonia two days earlier.

The Democratic candidate, 68, is currently resting in New York but insisted on Monday: "I'm feeling fine and getting better." She added: "Like anyone who's ever been home sick from work, I'm just anxious to get back out there. See you on the trail soon." But mounting concerns about whether she is fit to replace Barack Obama at the White House could hand the Presidency to Mr Trump, 70.

GETTY Donald Trump has stormed to a 46.7 per cent lead over Hillary Clinton

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EXPRESS Supporters of the Republican hopeful will welcome the LA Times poll

She worked like a demon as Secretary of State and a Senator Bill Clinton

Her husband Bill even admitted Mrs Clinton had experienced problems with dehydration and dizziness for several years. The former President said: "She's worked like a demon as you know as Secretary of State and as a Senator and in the years since. "She had two-and-a-half hard days before the day she got dizzy."

GETTY Fears about Clinton's ill health could hand Trump the presidency

She is returning to the campaign trail tomorrow. Both candidates are expected to release more of their medical details in the coming days to allay voters' fears. The Los Angeles Times and USC Dornsife poll tracks the views of around 3,000 eligible voters until election day in November.

GETTY Trump has vowed to take a touch stance on immigration and terror