A new ABC News poll is out, showing Hillary Clinton's lead over Donald Trump is growing. Clinton is at 50% in the new poll. Trump is at 38%. Gary Johnson and Jill Stein are polling in the single digits. The poll was taken after the 3rd and final presidential debate. Last week, Clinton won the same poll by just 4 points.
With 16 days until Election Day, early voting is surging across the country. More than five million votes have already been cast. That's way ahead of pace from this time in 2012. So far, Clinton is reportedly ahead in battleground states like North Carolina and Florida, while Donald Trump is leading in Ohio and Iowa.
An adult movie star is the 11th woman to accuse Donald Trump of secual misconduct. Jessica Drake says that 10 years ago, Trump offered her $10,000 to meet him in his room.
Drake spoke at a press conference with her lawyer yesterday, saying "I understand that I may be called a liar or an opportunist, but I will risk that in order to stand in solidarity with women who share similar accounts that span many, many years."
Trump's campaign swiftly called the allegations "totally false and ridiculous" and vows to sue all his accusers after the election.
Meanwhile, Trump outlined what he'd do in his first 100 days in office yesterday in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Among other things, he said he'd renegotiate NAFTA, repeal Obamacare, and allow the Keystone Pipeline to move forward. Trump also revisited an old promise, with a new twist.
Trump told his rally crowd he will "fully fund the construction of a wall on our southern border, with the full understanding that the country of Mexico will be reimbursing the United States for the full cost of such a wall."
Hillary Clinton is facing new accusations of "pay-for-play" politics. Hacked Wikileaks emails show the Democratic nominee accepted an invitation to speak at an event in Morocco in exchange for a $12 million donation to the Clinton Foundation. Clinton dodged questions over these allegations in the last debate.
Clinton will be in Cedar Rapids, Iowa this Friday. Today, she received an endorsement from "The Quad City Times." To date, no daily, Iowa newspapers have endorsed Donald Trump.