Trump’s still short on promise to invest $100M into campaign

Across the countries, 24 percent sided with Trump – fewer than the 26 percent who said they’d vote for neither candidate.

If Trump does win North Carolina, Ohio and Florida, he can trace the narrowest of routes to 270 electoral votes by winning New Hampshire, a congressional district in Maine, Iowa and Nevada. No one was injured and Pence plans to campaign in Pennsylvania and North Carolina on Friday. It was conducted by the firm, Pollfish, a mobile survey company.

The FBI has previously investigated Mrs Clinton for using a private email server when she was US Secretary of State. Until Friday, her campaign seemed to have weathered the initial Federal Bureau of Investigation email probe. In the latest Washington Post/ABC News poll, the Republican nominee trails Hillary Clinton by only four points in a four-way race. He is a businessman and whatever he said appeared to be true.

Among men, Clinton receives 44 percent to Trump’s 43 percent in the new tracking poll.

RealClearPolitics shows Trump leading Clinton by nearly 5 points in Texas and 2.8 points in Georgia, both key to a GOP victory.

Support for Johnson, the Libertarian, continues to ebb – from 15 percent in the September 26 CNU survey to 5 percent in its poll out today. Most voters – and not just those who are backing the Republican nominee – agree with him, according to a new Associated Press-GfK poll.

On Nov. 9, the day after the presidential election, America’s leaders will need to put back together a deeply divided nation.

He faces a sizable fundraising deficit that could cripple his last-ditch electoral efforts.

Trump started with what he said needs done immediately if he’s elected president – replacing and repealing “Obamacare”, calling it a catastrophe. The two states combine for 54 Electoral College votes.

Trump made headlines at the final presidential debate last week for refusing to commit to accepting the results of the upcoming election. As of Thursday, Ohio remained a toss-up.

The poll is in line with a Bloomberg poll of Florida voters, released earlier in the week.

Those votes haven’t been tallied yet; all that’s known is their likely partisan cast, based on campaign analytics.

The US does, however, have a nationally designated presidential voting day – the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. Young African American voted in high enough numbers to exceed the white turnout rate for the first time; black women topped every other racial, ethnic and gender group.

He is to campaign in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on Sunday and in MI on Monday, two states that have voted Democratic in recent presidential elections and appeared poised to do so again.

Among white women, Trump’s support is at 50 percent in the new CNU survey. The two candidates have swapped the lead in Nevada for weeks. The National Rifle Association has been Trump’s biggest defender on television, and a second PAC funded by the powerful Adelson and Ricketts families showed initial signs of progress earlier this fall, but neither has matched the Clinton juggernaut.

In a frank conversation with this scribe, a couple of officials who requested not to be named, said unless something very bad happens to Ms Clinton she would surely secure the victory.

Earlier this week, Fox News found Clinton with a three point advantage.

There is no evidence for Trump’s reckless claim of widespread voter fraud.