What could go possibly go wrong? (Or right?) It’s the Labor Day question that keeps presidential candidates up at night. Nine weeks from Election Day, the electoral math favors Democrat Hillary Clinton. But both Clinton and Republican rival Donald Trump know there are countless ways the trajectory of this uncommonly volatile presidential campaign still could shift in unexpected ways.A health scare. An inopportune remark. A blockbuster debate. A WikiLeaks bombshell. An extremist attack. Even without a wildcard like Trump in the mix, history shows there’s no anticipating all the ways late developments can affect a race.
There’s still time for drama before Election Day
