CNN/ORC Clinton +5

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It's getting closer.

It's the same margin as their last poll and Clinton is almost to 50.

[Gass3268]

Clinton can win the popular vote by 3, even 4 and lose the election if Trump pulls out narrow wins in OH, FL, NC and PA

No, it would have to probably within a percentage point.

[Gass3268]

Clinton + 4-6% is how the race stands with 15 days to go.

It's likely she will win, but it's not over yet folks.

You are dismissing multiple polls that have her in the high single digits are low double digits that vastly outweigh those that have her in the mid single digits. The average right now with live caller polls is around 8%.

Atl./PRRI: C+15
ABC: C+12
Mon: C+12
NBCWSJ: C+10
CBS: C+9
Selzer C+9
GWU C+8
Fox C+7
Q C+7
Centre C+5
CNN C+5
IBD TIE

AVERAGE: 8.25%

[Gass3268]

Clinton + 4-6% is how the race stands with 15 days to go.

It's likely she will win, but it's not over yet folks.

You are dismissing multiple polls that have her in the high single digits are low double digits that vastly outweigh those that have her in the mid single digits. The average right now with live caller polls is around 8%.

Atl./PRRI: C+15
ABC: C+12
Mon.: C+12
NBCWSJ: C+10
CBS: C+9
Selzer C+9
Bg C+8
Fox C+7
Q C+7
CNN C+5
IBD TIE

AVERAGE: 8.54%

...and you are dismissing some polls that see the race as pure toss-up like L.A Times poll and Rasmussen. Nate Silver also has the race at HRC +5.2% at the moment. 4-6% is the current stand.

LA Times and Rasmussen aren't live caller polls, Neither are the internet polls like YouGov or Google, or robo callers like PPP. Live callers have the best reputation.