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Clinton has opened up a 7-point lead over Trump in the RealClearPolitics average, 46 to 39 percent.

Among women, the contest isn’t even close as the Democratic nominee has a 17-point advantage – no surprise there.

According to a poll by Politico and Morning Consult, 41 percent of American voters, including 73 percent of Republicans, now believe the vote could actually be stolen from Trump.

On Monday it was revealed that a senior State Department official pressured the Federal Bureau of Investigation to declassify one of Hillary Clinton’s emails related to the Benghazi terror attack, so that he could use a loophole in the Freedom of Information Act to make sure it would never see the light of day.

The businessman has shown flashes of renewed focus in recent days, including highlighting a senior State Department official’s request that the Federal Bureau of Investigation help reduce the classification of an email from Clinton’s private server.

This final debate will be one of the last chances for either campaign to sway voters and will mark the final countdown to Election Day on November 8.

The other disheartening news for Trump is that third debates tend not to matter much. “In this year of plastic candidates, Michelle just seems the most genuine one out there”. Trump and Clinton already have made plain their disdain for each other’s qualifications to occupy the Oval Office, but they can be counted on to look for new ways to inveigh against each other’s fitness for office. The Republican National Committee said Wednesday it had written the State Department’s inspector general requesting a “full investigation”, though the inspector general already looked into it past year. This poll, conducted October 10-11, had a sample size of 500 likely voters and a margin of error of +/- 4.4 percent.

As of this morning, popular sports book Paddy Power has Clinton as a 1/5 and Trump at 24/5.

Apparently referring to reports that some Trump supporters support violence against Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, Mr. Obama said “Democracy by definition works by consent, not by force”. Of those six, Nevada and Iowa are estimated to go to Trump, while the remaining four (and their 96 total electoral votes) – Florida, Texas, Arizona, and OH – appear to be toss-ups.

Election Day is exactly three weeks away.

And while the polls suggest Clinton’s got this one in the bag, many are sceptical of the polls accuracy.

“I believe it’s going to go trump”, Evans said. In Missouri, where Trump has a solid lead in the polls, a Republican has won during the past four presidential elections. Miller says Clinton needs to hope Trump continues being Trump, so that voters focus on his defects rather than their questions about her.

Tom Cole, who is supporting Donald Trump for president, said Tuesday he doesn’t agree with the Republican nominee that the election is “rigged”.