Last week, Clinton’s lead jumped from 1 point to 8 points following her party’s convention, but the real question was whether this bounce would last. The latest tracking poll results indicate that Clinton’s traction over Trump has not slipped.

Over the past four weeks, Trump has lost support from core Republican voters. In previous weeks, the Republican nominee dominated Clinton among men. This week, however, Trump’s margin over Clinton among men is only 5 points, down from a 16-point margin two weeks ago. A large gender gap in American elections is common; although Mitt Romney lost the presidential election in 2012 he still won men by 7 points, according to NBC News Exit Polls.