Lord, I'm agreeing with Vosem.
This week has hurt Clinton with Dem enthusiasm. We need to wait, given the circumstances, if this this is a circumstantial hit, which will right itself, or a substantive hit, which suggests a new dynamic.
Hillary is, yes, being hurt by her weaker position with Millennials, BUT her position was being bolstered by her standing with moderate college-educated whites. Her path to the White House isn't going to be done solely by pandering the most Progressive, because moderates are the key to the White House.
I suppose you are referring to her pneumonia/deplorable events?
If it is what you meant, it is not completely true, we saw it BEFORE those events in at least three latest A top-10 pollsters (before the events), namely:
ABC/WaPo, from SEP. 5-8CNN, from SEP. 1-4and
IBD/TIPP from AUG. 26-SEP. 1A lot of Dems/Reps seem to think that state polls prove that the the shift in the race occurred almost solely during this week. It is not true, we didn't have many good states polls last 3-4 weeks, and they just
happened to come this week. So they includes both this and former weeks shifts.