Clinton expands reach into red states amid email controversy
Hillary Clinton moves into Arizona Missouri Indiana and Texas with multi million dollar ad buys and a Phoenix stop by Michelle Obama while facing new questions over a private server and hacked emails. FBI records show a senior official sought to lower an email's classification as Trump allies call it collusion.
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Polls show Hillary Clinton leading Trump by double digits in national survey
Monmouth University reports Clinton up 50 to 38 nationally, a 12 point edge the largest this month. NBCWSJ and other high quality polls show similar double digit leads while HuffPost Pollster places Clinton’s average lead at 8.9 points.
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Dynamic tax score debate on Trump plan split among analysts
Advisers defend Trump tax cuts as growth boosters while Tax Policy Center questions long term debt impact. AEI and Penn Wharton produce conflicting dynamic analyses, noting potential short term gains but possible long term drag from higher debt and reduced private investment.
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Generic ballot signals party control of Congress
Pollsters use the generic ballot asking voters which party they want in control of Congress to gauge likely outcomes. Democrats held a slim edge around 3 points in recent polls, with historical swings showing larger leads needed for a majority. Past cycles show Democrats favored in 2008 and Republicans in 2010 with corresponding seat gains.
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FBI email classified swap inquiry outlined quid pro quo claim
Documents show a State Department official discussed altering Clinton email classification to aid FBI staffing in Iraq. An FBI official said the offer was a quid pro quo, but no personnel or classification change occurred. Both agencies denied any deal. Trump framed it as corruption before the election.
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