Hillary Clinton loses the advantage.

Last week, Hillary Clinton led Donald Trump by 12 percentage points, but seven days later, the gap has narrowed to just 1 percentage point.

Additionally, about one-third of voters told pollsters that they are now less enthusiastic about supporting the former secretary of state because of FBI Director James Comey's recent announcement that the agency is reopening its investigation into the Democratic Party's email scandal.

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Just before this information was released, in the battleground state of Florida, Trump was even leading Hillary by 4 percentage points, according to a New York Times-Siena College poll. Meanwhile, according to a Real Clear Politics survey also in the state, Hillary and Trump were very close.

Opinion polls in other key states showed the Democratic candidate leading, but that was before news broke that the FBI was reopening its investigation into the email scandal.

The ABC News/Washington Post poll reflects voters' views on the latest controversies surrounding the email scandal, which stemmed from a separate investigation involving Anthony Weiner, the ex-husband of Hillary Clinton's closest aide.

FBI Director Comey wrote to lawmakers on October 28th, informing them that emails related to the investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server had been found. On the evening of October 30th, NBC reported that the FBI had been granted access to thousands of emails.

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