STATE POLLING
New polls today from Iowa where Clinton and Trump are in a statistical tie. This is the second consecutive tie, which shows how close the race is in the Hawkeye State.
Currently, Clinton has a 260 to 145 "safe" electoral lead over Trump with a projected overall lead of 334 to 176 with 28 too close to call.
Here are the current averages from the battleground states:
Leaning Republican
South Carolina: Trump up by 4.7%
Missouri: Trump up by 3.2%
Arizona: Trump up by 2.8%
Maine (CD2): Trump up by 1%
Virtually Tied
Georgia: Trump up by 0.6%
Iowa: Trump up by 0.2%
Nevada: Clinton up by 0.7%
Leaning Democrat
North Carolina: Clinton up by 1.6%
Florida: Clinton up by 2.3%
Ohio: Clinton up by 3.1%
New Mexico: Clinton up by 5.3%
Connecticut: Clinton up by 5.8%
Here are the State Polling Averages for all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
NATIONAL POLLING
New poll today from Gravis that has Clinton up by 1, 42% to 41% over Trump, with Johnson at 4% and Stein at 1%.
The interesting note about this poll, aside from it showing the smallest gap between the two main candidates since the conventions, is that it shows both Johnson and Stein with far less support that other recent polls.
The current composite polling average in a four-candidate field has Clinton leading Trump by 5%.
TOP POLITICAL HEADLINES
Associated Press -- Trump warns of regulations, taxes harming family farmers
Donald Trump said rival Hillary Clinton will push regulations and high taxes that will hurt family farmers as he campaigned in Iowa, an agricultural state that remains a presidential election battleground.
CNN -- Trump links death of Dwyane Wade's cousin to black vote
Donald Trump tweeted Saturday that tragedies like the death of NBA star Dwyane Wade's cousin are one of the reasons African-Americans will vote for the Republican nominee, later adding that he can "fix" inner-city problems.
Fox News -- Trump, GOP calls on Clinton to have full State Dept schedule released
The Donald Trump campaign and Washington Republicans are calling on Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton to have all of her daily schedules as secretary of state released before Election Day, after the State Department said Friday it cannot comply with the court-ordered release until after voting.
Huffington Post -- Trump Goes Back To Original Immigration Position With Second 180 Flip
Donald Trump’s experiment with “softening” his immigration policy came to a dramatic end Saturday in a fairgrounds livestock pavilion, with the Republican presidential nominee promising deportations within an hour of his inauguration.
Politico -- Trump might already be out of time
The Republican nominee — three months after clinching the nomination — has begun frantically trying to reposition himself in the last week, installing a new campaign manager and controversial CEO to help him escape the straitjacket that his 14 months of incendiary comments and hard-edged policy positions have him in.
The Hill -- Trump media feud moves from Megyn Kelly to ‘Morning Joe’
Donald Trump’s media feuds have moved from Fox News’s Megyn Kelly to Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe.” The fighting with television personalities and reporters has been a consistent theme of Trump’s, and one that has been a way to rally fans to his side.
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