Here's the write-up.
Nationally: O 46, R 46 (changed from O 47, R 46 yesterday)
Ohio: O 47, R 45 (unchanged from yesterday)
Virginia: O 48, R 45 (changed from O 49, R 44 yesterday)
Florida: O 48, R 46 (unchanged from yesterday)
Colorado: O 46, R 46 (changed from O 46, R 47 yesterday)
So not a ton of movement: we lost a point nationally and in FL and two in VA, but gained one in CO. Ipsos does not have a strong house effect (per Simon Jackman), so I'd say these numbers look pretty good.
I don't have the PDF file for these numbers yet, but note that the RV/LV gap is generally HUGE for Ipsos.
1:12 PM PT: Read some comments below for good reasons to perhaps take this with a grain of salt. The best measure of the "real numbers" will be always be the averages (I like HuffPost Pollster in that regard) in conjunction with consideration of undercounting of cellphone users or Latino and other minority voters, too-tight LV screens, etc.