Here are the latest state polls from the presidential race:

Ohio: Clinton 44%, Trump 42%, Johnson 5% (Monmouth)

New Mexico: Clinton 46%, Trump 33%, Johnson 14% (SurveyUSA)

Ohio: Clinton 44%, Trump 42%, Johnson 8% (Anzalone)

Texas: Trump 45%, Clinton 38%, Johnson 4% (Dixie)

Donald Trump threatened to sue groups running “nasty” ads attacking him, The Hill reports.

Said Trump: “And then I saw today … a commercial where — it was really a nasty commercial, totally made up, about me with vets. There is nobody that loves the vets more or respects the vets more. They’re spending hundreds of millions of dollars on false commercials, and it’s a disgrace. So what we’ll do, I guess we’ll sue them. Let’s sue them.”

“Mike Pence did an incredible job and I’m getting a lot of credit.”

— Donald Trump, quoted by NBC News, praising his running mate’s debate performance.

David Frum: “The Trump candidacy succeeded because of a massive revolt among rank-and-file Republicans against their leaders. Should the Trump candidacy fail, as now seems likely, those leaders stand ready to deny that the revolt ever happened. Instead, they’ll have a story of a more or less normal Republican undone only because (as Pence said last night) ‘he’s not a polished politician.’ The solution for 2020? Bring back the professionals—and return to business as usual.”

“It’s unlikely to work. But you can understand why it’s an attractive message to a party elite that discovered to its horror that it had lost its base and lost its way.”

A new Fairleigh Dickinson Public Mind poll finds Hillary Clinton leading Donald Trump by nine points nationally, 45% to 36%, with Gary Johnson at 11%.

Said pollster Krista Jenkins: “The post-presidential debate landscape is clearly favoring Clinton. Trump’s continued weight shaming of a former Miss Universe and the weekend disclosure of his 1995 tax returns are but a sample of difficult news coverage for the Republican candidate.”

Greg Sargent: “Top Democratic strategists have concluded that at this point, there are very few undecided voters left, based on both public polls and on private polling that attempts to push undecided voters to make a choice.”

A new Reuters/Ipsos poll finds that 67% of Americans said it is “selfish” for a presidential candidate to pay no taxes, while 61% said it is “unpatriotic.”

“At the same time, the results showed some respect for a candidate who can figure out how to reduce their tax bill. Some 46% of Americans, including 35% of Democrats and 62% of Republicans, thought a presidential candidate who pays no taxes is ‘smart.'”

“Donald Trump may have one last tax card to play, and it’s a doozy: his 2015 tax return,” the Wall Street Journal reports.

“In little-noticed comments after his first debate with Hillary Clinton, the Republican presidential candidate suggested he would make that return public within weeks.”

“Although Mr. Trump’s campaign didn’t respond to questions about that comment, his latest tax return is likely in the final stages of preparation… He could forgo otherwise allowable deductions to make his tax return more politically palatable. He could do so without imperiling his stated rationale for releasing returns from the recent past, because the 2015 return presumably wouldn’t be under Internal Revenue Service audit at the minute he files it.”

A new CNN/ORC poll finds that 48% of those who watched the vice presidential debate thought Gov. Mike Pence performed better while 42% said they thought Sen. Tim Kaine won.