I think the polling is flawed.
The pollsters take a small sampling and then extrapolates the results over a larger population.
The extrapolation models are based upon historical R v D demographics.
Trump is a populists and I don't think the historical voting demographic models apply.
Trump is getting support from several groups that traditionally have voted Democrat. For instance, here in Florida we are getting indications that as much as 20% of the Blacks will vote for Trump as compared to 98% of them voting for Obama.
I suspect the polls underestimate Trump's numbers by anywhere from 2-5%, maybe even more.
We will see.
It is worse than that even.
We have surveys that show about 10% of the voters that support Trump simply refuse to admit it to any open communication, they are so afraid of the consequences.
We have another 5 to 10% of people are just not registered yet and support Trump but are omitted from polls.
Another break for Trump is that he leads Clinton by 20% among independents and most of the undecideds historically tend to break the same way the independents are.
I hate to get all Romneyed up, but I think Trump is going to get AT LEAST ANOTHER 10% when November 8th arrives, and that will produce THIS:
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