Is the presidential race over amid Clinton surge?
National polls show Hillary Clinton leading Donald Trump by about five points in a four way race with third party candidates. Women and independents are moving to Clinton while Trump struggles in conservative states and faces intensified scrutiny over sexual accusations.
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Democrats chase control as Trump lingers in 2016 Senate House races
Democrats see a possible path to the Senate if Clinton wins with a margin large enough to net four seats. five Republican held tossups and one Democratic seat stand out. The House remains tough with 30 seats needed, as Democrats lead in few key districts while Trump’s woes aid safer races.
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Voting rights fears as election day glitches loom
Amid nationwide voting changes and new ID laws, experts warn days ahead of the election will test polling places. Federal delays and the Trump call to monitor polls raise concerns about voter intimidation and confidence, with many states checking databases for vulnerabilities.
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Portman ends endorsement after Trump comments
U S Senator Rob Portman says a video of Donald Trump boasting about groping women was the final straw leading him to rescind his endorsement. He defended some party positions but said he could not support Trump, while rival Ted Strickland called the move cowardly and urged earlier action. The debate centered on jobs, economic policy, and past remarks by Strickland and Hillary Clinton.
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