While being 7% ahead in the midst of Trump's "rally-around-the-flag" bump sounds good, as many have said, Peters is in the low-40s. And the fact that there are a high number of undecideds...James could easily get to 48% and win (I'd say that if James makes it to 48% on election night and there are a disproportionately high number of third-party voters...he could eke out a win Rick Scott-style.)
So... James would jump 13% and Peters wouldn't even add 6% more? Seems unlikely since undecideds are likely to lean D
