1) This inaugural 2016 ABC News tracking poll, produced for ABC by Langer Research Associates, was conducted Thursday through Saturday among 1,391 adults, including 874 likely voters.
2) "...and the final debate, which likely voters by 52-29 percent say Clinton won."
3) "The previous ABC/Post poll found a sharp 12-point decline in enthusiasm for Trump among his supporters, almost exclusively among those who’d preferred a different GOP nominee. Intended participation now has followed: The share of registered Republicans who are likely to vote is down 7 points since mid-October.">
4) "• That said, Clinton's also ahead numerically (albeit not significantly) among men, 44-41 percent, a first in ABC News and ABC/Post polling."
5) This ABC News poll was conducted by landline and cellular telephone Oct. 20-22, 2016, in English and Spanish,
6) Partisan divisions are 36-27-31 percent, Democrats-Republicans-independents.
7) The internals .pdf says "*Combines Oct. 22 and Oct. 13 polls for sufficient sample size."
8) NET LEANED VOTE PREFERENCE – LIKELY VOTERS
10/22/16 Hillary Donald
50 38
The poll "combines Oct. 22 and Oct. 13 polls for sufficient sample size." That's like adding apples and oranges. If your sample size is low, you're supposed to keep making phone calls.
And how can this Langer's ABC poll be "taken October 20-22" when it has old data in it from October 13?