RCP poll average (weeks ago Hillary ahead by 8%) shrinks to just 2.2%, with a week still to go

[Little-Acorn]

No one knows, its a toss up. every one hopes there person will win. worst election ever.

Some people are trying as hard as they can to NOT notice the ongoing trend of Trump rising and Hillary falling. They just cry out that "it's a tossup", and hope no one notices that Trump has been gaining on Hillary... and that there's still six days for this trend to continue.

If the next six days go the way the last six have (a big IF), Trump will win the election by 4% of the popular vote, and by more than 50 electoral votes.

The bell is tolling, Hillary... it's tolling for you.

 

[Pop23]

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The RealClearPolitics average of polls has had Hillary ahead by 6 to 8 percentage points for the last 6 months.

But now in the last few weeks, as people are finding out more and more about Hillary's crimes, her lead has steadily shrunk to just 2%. And there's still a week to go.

Her lead in electoral votes is also shrinking.

And there's still a week to go.

The bell is tolling, Hillary... it's tolling for you.

It's now down to 1.7% in less than one day.

Incredible.

 

[Little-Acorn]

BTW, in the RCP average of polls for Electoral College votes "with no toss-ups" (which is the closest the polls come to how the actual election will be, even a state that favors a candidate by only 0.1% will give that candidate ALL its electoral votes)...

Hillary, who was ahead by 70 electoral votes at the end of last week, is now ahead by only **8** electoral votes.

And there are STILL six days left for this trend to continue.

The bell is tolling, Hillary... it's tolling for you.

 

[Fueri]

FivethirtyEight has it converging again also.

http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/

While it still shows Trump with only a 30% chance of winning, what is most interesting is the data shown further down the page, which shows Hillary's lead in Florida, North Carolina and Nevada down to 0.2%, 0.1% and 0.2% respectively.

he still needs more, however, Colorado or Pennsylvania, where he still trails by low single digit margins to win. it's still an uphill climb, but nobody can deny that this is trending against her- and severely, with formerly huge margins being erased in a matter of days.

may be enough. and maybe not. If another shoe drops on Hillary that may well kill her bid.