According to a new study, a hidden army of Donald Trump voters that’s undetected by the polls is unlikely to materialize on Election Day.

“The study — which was comprised of interviews with likely voters conducted over the phone with a live interviewer, and other interviews conducted online without a personal interaction — showed only a slight, not-statistically-significant difference in their effect on voters’ preferences for president.”

Larry Sabato’s Crystal Ball: “Hillary Clinton has picked an awful time to hit one of the rough patches that has plagued her throughout the campaign. Now with just days to go until Election Day, there’s added uncertainty about the outcome. But while she may not be on the brink of an Electoral College win the size of Barack Obama’s in 2008 or even 2012, her position as the clear frontrunner in this race endures.”

Cook Political Report: “A tightening race nationally has also translated into tightening at the state level. States that were trending Trump’s way in September started to slip away from him in early October. Now, with the focus more on Clinton’s emails than on Trump’s debate performances or his Twitter spats, states like Iowa and Ohio are moving back in Trump’s direction… However, these are minor, not major adjustments to the overall Electoral College map with Clinton now at 278 (8 more votes than she needs to win) and Trump at 214 (56 short of 270).”

For members: Clinton’s Most Obvious Path to Victory

A new New York Times/CBS News poll finds Hillary Clinton just three points ahead of Donald Trump in the presidential race, 45% to 42%, with Gary Johnson at 5% and Jill Stein at 4%.

“National polling averages showed a growing lead for Mrs. Clinton in mid-October… Yet after a rough few weeks, enthusiasm among Mr. Trump’s supporters has rebounded, and 52 percent now say they are very enthusiastic about voting. Enthusiasm among Mrs. Clinton’s supporters has remained flat since September, with 47 percent saying they are very enthusiastic to vote.”

The ABC News-Washington Post tracking poll shows Clinton leading by two points, 47% to 45%.

“We’ve got to be nice and cool, nice and calm. All right, stay on point Donald, stay on point.”

— Donald Trump, quoted by Politico., channeling the counsel of his advisers.

A new Reuters/Ipsos poll finds Hillary Clinton leads Donald Trump by 6 percentage points among likely voters, 45% to 39%, the same advantage the Democratic presidential nominee held before an FBI announcement that reignited the controversy about her email practices.

For comparison, the HuffPost Pollster average shows Clinton ahead by six points, 48% to 42%.

“The New York Observer, a weekly newspaper and website owned by Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner, will not be backing a presidential candidate ahead of Election Day,” the Huffington Post reports.

“The Observer was one of four publications to endorse Trump during the Republican primary, along with the Rupert Murdoch’s New York Post, the Santa Barbara News-Press and The National Enquirer.”

“A father who once made a desperate attempt to clone his deceased son is giving West Virginia Democrats their best shot at reclaiming a seat in Congress,” the AP reports.

“In a presidential election year woefully short on civility, the cloning attempt 17 years ago hasn’t been used against Mark Hunt once in the contest. Hunt only talks about it when asked, but he’s not ashamed to tell the story.”