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"This election is incredibly painful. I take absolutely no satisfaction in what is happening on the other side with my opponent," Clinton said while visiting a Seattle campaign field office, according to the Associated Press.

"I am not at all happy about that because it hurts our country, it hurts our democracy, it sends terrible messages to so many people here at home and around the world."

Earlier at a Seattle fundraiser, the Democratic presidential nominee said she gets that many voters want to "turn away."

But she urged her supporters to "demonstrate the positive, optimistic, confident, unifying vision of American that I believe in and that I think, together, we can demonstrate America's best days are still ahead of us."