One big question the polls do not answer is to whom do poll non responders and/or undecideds go? For example the Ipsos poll today has H winning in two way 44-40. That adds up to only 84, 16 short of 100% just three days short of the election. When the same poll adds Johnson and Stein, H drops to 43, T drops to 39, Johnson gets 6 and Stein 2. Even that adds up just to 90. Are the missing 10% a combo of Spanish-speaking only voters who do not understand the questions? Are they educated suburban R women who cannot bring themselves to say they will vote T, only to vote H when November 8th comes?
You may be missing the third party candidate in the mountain states, especially Utah, where this candidate is trouncing both of them. He is Evan McMullin. He is Mormon and it explains the lower number for DT in what has traditionally been a stronghold for the GOP.
I read earlier today where McMullin’s results not only in Utah, but in Wyoming and somewhere else, could keep either one of the two main candidates from achieving 270, which sends the election to the House of Reprehensibles.
This is the truly worst case outcome for Tuesday.
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/evan-mcmullin-tip-2016-election/story?id=43306776
But McMullin is only on the ballot in 11 states, almost all being small population states of the west and mountain west. Nationally, he will get maybe 1% of the vote, nothing close to the 10% that is unaccounted for.