As more polls come in from the last week, it looks like she cannot get more than 49%. Again.
http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/pollster/2016-general-election-trump-vs-clinton
His ceiling was reestablished at 44% recently. And it looks like even the alleged sexual predation isn't going to push him below 41%. So his range has narrowed.
We will all get excited by asynchronous moves within each person's range, but this race is very stable if you look back over the last year. So no reason for exuberance or panic wherever we are in the cycle.
I think the two of them are highly likely to end up inside their respective ranges, plus or minus the percentage derived from Clinton's ground game advantage.
If she wins, which looks very likely, there's no chance that a rigging argument will prevail. The American people consistently prefer her. He has been the perfect opponent.
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