Clinton edges Trump among independent voters in Bloomberg poll
The Purple Slice poll shows Clinton leading Trump 39 to 35 percent among independents in a head to head race with third party candidates added. About 47 percent say Clinton email revelations won’t affect their vote while 25 percent say they’ll back Trump more.
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Florida Focus Marks Key Campaign Swing for Trump
In Florida Trump campaigns in Pensacola and three other cities, stressing a must-win path with 29 electoral votes. Clinton counters with rapid appearances and Detroit talks, while both seek to energize minority voters in Michigan and North Carolina amid dynamic national polling and fundraising moves.
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Republicans plan to block Clinton early if elected
GOP lawmakers hint at impeachment threats and Supreme Court obstruction even before a Clinton victory is assured. They cite Clinton email handling and Benghazi probes, while Obama decries gridlock as House Republicans press for continued investigations and possible impeachments.
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Betting markets surge as Trump tops Clinton in wagers
Ireland bookmaker Paddy Power Betfair reports Trump wins in bets on Monday and Tuesday, with about 111000 dollars wagered and 91 percent on Trump. Spokesman Feilim Mac Annomaire calls the data a serious betting anomaly as markets reflect Trump’s rising odds after Comey letter.
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