Well, the state polls are much more consistent with a Clinton +6-8 lead right now than a Clinton +10-12 lead, unless she is up 40 in CA and TX is a statistical tie. I never thought it was reasonable for Clinton to win by 11 in the first place.
For the named 3rd party polls, I want to see what happens when they start including McMullin. He could be an anti-Stein for Trump to worry about.
Just throw it in the aggregate. There is a margin of error for a reason - some polls show a mid single digit lead, some show a double digit lead. It will fluctuate based on a lot of factors. This poll has her non-white numbers somewhat low.
