538 is reporting this in their database with a
Clinton +14, not a Clinton +15.
The difference (I think) is that 538 is using "Likely Voters" data, and not the "Total" numbers as posted in the OP (which I believe includes Registered Voters).
Here is the data for the 538 entry:
* GFK Group
* Sample 1,212 Likely Voters
* Oct 20-24
Clinton 51 (leads by
+14)
Trump
37Johnson 6
Stein 2
So it seems that a "trump at 37" is more believable than a "trump at 33."
Here is the link. Look at page 9.
http://ap-gfkpoll.com/main/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/October-2016-AP-GfK-Poll-Topline_Campaign.pdf