Cancel elections and declare me winner, says Donald Trump

“With more than 15 million jobs created since early 2010 and real median incomes growing more than 5 percent previous year, it’s clear we’ve made real progress coming back from the crisis”, Clinton senior policy advisor Jacob Leibenluft said in a statement.

White House officials say Obama will be traveling to boost Clinton almost every day until Election Day, Nov. 8.

The accusations, though, have hurt Trump’s support among Republicans. That’s how much the advantage pro-abortion Hillary Clinton enjoys over pro-life Donald Trump has shrunk in less than one week. “I can’t vote for Trump”.

The race for the White House has tightened to a virtual tossup, according to a new poll that showed Donald Trump surging even before Hillary Clinton’s e-mail scandal roared back to life.

Beyond allegations of fraud, 40 percent of Trump supporters say they have little to no confidence that votes in the election will be counted accurately.

Trump was holding rallies in Iowa as well as in another closely contested swing state, New Hampshire, and in ME, where his campaign sees a chance to grab one of four electoral votes.

This ABC News/Washington Post poll was conducted by landline and cellular telephone in English and Spanish among a random national sample of 1,148 likely voters and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.

According to the New York Post, Trump said at a rally in OH that America should “cancel the election”. While campaigns this late tend to be very negative – and Clinton’s campaign has certainly hit Trump with some brutal ads – they have also taken care to run some emotive, positive ads about Clinton.

Clinton’s camp, meanwhile, announced that she would await the results on November 8 at the vast Jacob K Javits Convention Centre in NY, which has a literal “glass ceiling” to match the metaphorical barrier she plans to shatter on behalf of women.

Trump is continuing to usher most of his fundraising through small donations with a third entity called Trump Make America Great Again Fund.

The celebrity businessman said he believed Clinton would seek passage of the 12-nation Trans Pacific Partnership, one of the trade agenda goals of the Obama administration, which she now opposes. But Democrats were able to keep it close.

Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton at the CNN Democratic Debate at the Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas, Tuesday, October 13, 2015.

Nevada – with six electoral votes – is also an important state for Trump. But wins there would still leave him well short of the required votes.

Preliminary results show Democrats doing even better against Republicans in early-voting efforts than in 2012, where a superior Democratic ground-game effort played a major role in President Obama’s reelection, especially with wins in nail-biter states like Florida. Well, because the more popular candidate nearly always wins, as Philip Bump wrote back in July.