No charges for Clinton after new emails reviewed — Federal Bureau of Investigation chief

The Republican nominee pledged to bring real change to Washington.

But both groups were about equally unlikely – just nine percent for Trump supporters and six percent for Clinton voters – to say they are now more proud of America.

Early, in-person voting in North Carolina ended Saturday and is winding down Sunday in Florida.

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton speaks during a heavy rain at a rally at C.B. Smith Park in Pembroke Pines, Fla., Saturday, Nov. 5, 2016.

Clinton, after headlining a concert rally with pop star Katy Perry on Saturday in Philadelphia, will attend church on Sunday in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, rally with National Basketball Association superstar LeBron James Cleveland, Ohio, and appear with singer-songwriter James Taylor in Manchester, New Hampshire.

The letter also drew fresh criticism from lawmakers who said the new email review, announced in a vague letter to Congress on October 28, shouldn’t have been made public so close to the election and created unnecessary suspicion.

After enjoying a almost 12-point lead at the end of October, Clinton’s lead against Trump in the typically blue presidential state of MI has narrowed, according to a Real Clear Politics poll average.

Trump kicked off a marathon day in Florida, a state he essentially must win to take the White House.

Clinton also faced extraordinary challenges of her own in recent days after the Federal Bureau of Investigation confirmed plans to renew its focus on the former secretary of state’s email practices.

Republicans are pulling out the excuse that losing candidates have used for decades that the polls are wrong, but a picture is being painted of an election where Hillary Clinton has the better early voting operation, ground operation, and get out the vote effort.

“There is little that could swing voters now in the final hours leading up to Election Day”, Dropp said.

News of a potential new angle in the email investigation opened the way for Clinton’s Republican rival Donald Trump to attack her – a crucial development that was seen as helping his candidacy rebound from the devastating release of a 2005 audio recording in which Trump bragged about groping women. In the wake of the FBI director’s letter, the race tightened and Clinton was forced to play defense.

Attention falls therefore on the 100-member Senate, where Democrats would need to gain four seats for a majority in the event Clinton wins the White House, as ties in the Senate are broken by the vice president.

Though there is no way to tell how much of that is related to the announcement – versus a natural tightening of the race – the campaign has privately anxious that the surprise announcement would badly hurt their attempts to court Republicans disillusioned with Trump.

Exit data compiled by the Pew Hispanic Center shows no Republican candidate faring worse with Latinos in presidential elections dating to 1980.

The Clinton campaign says it is focusing on securing its firewall in the West and upper Midwest. A time and location has yet to be determined, but supporters can RSVP on the campaign’s website.

Minnesota hasn’t cast its electoral votes for a Republican since 1972. “We believe a Pennsylvania, a MI, a Wisconsin could quickly move onto our board”.

“I personally believe we have come too far to turn back now”, she said.

If Mrs Clinton prevails, she likely will bear a grudge that is hard to let go.

Trump may not have Clinton’s celebrities, but he has relied on his family for public support at times.

Trump opened a furious day of campaigning in Iowa, the battleground states where he appears in the strongest position. He campaigned Saturday with retired football coach Lou Holtz and actor Joe Piscopo.

On Friday, two top allies of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie were found guilty for their role in a move to cause traffic problems for a town whose mayor failed to endorse the governor.

Asked about the misinformation, Conway didn’t apologize and said Trump’s son was acting out of worry.