
US President Barack Obama on Monday urged Democrats not to get overconfident about the prospects of Hillary Clinton's victory in the presidential elections despite her strong performance in the race for the White House.
Obama made the remarks during his visit to the US state of Massachusetts, where he worked to raise money for Clinton, the Democratic candidates he hopes will succeed him when he leaves the office in January.
Opinion polls show that Hillary Clinton leads Republican rival Donald Trump. But Obama urged his party to keep the spirit of determination until the elections that will take place on November 8.
It is expected that Obama will be heavily involved in Clinton's campaign in October.
Source: QNA
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