Summary
The race for the White House narrowed noticeably on Sunday as Hillary Clinton sought to shake off a renewed FBI probe of her emails and Donald Trump blitzed western states nine days ahead of the vote.
An ABC News/Washington Post poll put the Democratic presidential candidate just one point ahead of her Republican challenger Donald Trump at 46-45 percent in a four-way race.
The Clinton campaign went on the offensive against America's top cop, with the nominee calling Comey's move "deeply troubling" on Saturday and her aides stepping up the pressure on Sunday.
Leading Democratic senators have also urged Comey and his boss, Attorney General Loretta Lynch, to make clear by Monday night whether the new emails are pertinent to the investigation into Clinton's handling of classified material that the FBI closed in July.
Trump's campaign manager Kellyanne Conway lashed out at Clinton on Sunday for criticizing Comey's handling of the email trove.
However, experts say it is highly unlikely the FBI will make significant progress in the investigation before polling day and few observers expect Clinton will ultimately face criminal charges.
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