RCP averages show Hillary up 2.5 points which isn't a whole heck of a lot. But up is up. Better than being down, I suppose, if you're Hillary Clinton.
But that's the polls. That's the collective opinion average of America.
But we all know that, in an electoral college situation, such as we practice, the only thing that really matter is electoral votes.
538 has Clinton sitting with 299.3 electoral votes and the Donald sits with 238.4.
Hillary has a 66.8% chance of victory. Donald has 33.2% chance.
Now, we all know that just about any "October Surprise," can change these dynamics. There is still some time until the election. Most folks have made up their minds who they are voting for. But voter turn out can effect either candidate if/when some last minute negative revelation, on their candidate of choice, surfaces in October.
But if the election were held today, the odds makers give Clinton a 2/3 chance of victory over Trump.
http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/