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You liberals might as well abandon the "Hillary is inevitable" horse shit as no one is buying it.]This not worth discussing. It does all depends on the votes within the battleground states. However, looking at the 9%, at this late date, most of that vote will remain with the independents and what does change will be split between Clinton and Trump with less than a 1% change in the overall vote count between Clinton and Trump. A much better argument for a Trump win is that the polls do not accurately reflect how voters will actually vote, still a long shot but it's possible.
Well, according to the latest polls, Trump is ahead, or within the margin of error with Hillary in New Hampshire, Colorado, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Florida, N Carolina, Iowa, Arizona, Georgia and Nevada.
The new support for Trump is coming from SOMEWHERE.