LA Times strangely continues to be an outlier among the polls.
Check out the NBC/SM Poll. That one had over 15,000 respondents. Now that's a massive poll. The sampling error is 1.2%, which is extremely low for polling. This gives the poll significant credibility. Trump may hate NBC, but he can't argue with the sample on that one! The massive poll previously gave Clinton an +8% and more recently a +10%, so that shows it is consistent and within the range of the sampling error.
That gives Clinton a +9% lead over Trump (50%-41%).
The notable thing is most polls, asides from the obvious outlier, have said Clinton has a 5-9% lead, and has now maintained that. It looks like she has built in the advantage, but yes there is time left.
BTW, though not too significant she has actually increased her lead in Reuters and Economist polling by several percent as compared to the previous polls done in with those two.
Not narrowing. Maintaining.
Edit: Also if you look at the graph, her lead has been consistently around 5-7% on average since Trump's collapse. In addition, she has maintained her average at around 47%, while his bounces between the upper 30s to lower 40s.
Check out the NBC/SM Poll. That one had over 15,000 respondents. Now that's a massive poll. The sampling error is 1.2%, which is extremely low for polling. This gives the poll significant credibility. Trump may hate NBC, but he can't argue with the sample on that one! The massive poll previously gave Clinton an +8% and more recently a +10%, so that shows it is consistent and within the range of the sampling error.
That gives Clinton a +9% lead over Trump (50%-41%).
The notable thing is most polls, asides from the obvious outlier, have said Clinton has a 5-9% lead, and has now maintained that. It looks like she has built in the advantage, but yes there is time left.
BTW, though not too significant she has actually increased her lead in Reuters and Economist polling by several percent as compared to the previous polls done in with those two.
Not narrowing. Maintaining.
Edit: Also if you look at the graph, her lead has been consistently around 5-7% on average since Trump's collapse. In addition, she has maintained her average at around 47%, while his bounces between the upper 30s to lower 40s.
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