It is becoming increasingly clear that the US election will come down to a handful of "must win" battleground states, and with Hillary Clinton pulling away from Trump in recent polling, many had written off the republican candidate. However, momentum may be shifting Trump's way after the latest poll from Bloomberg showed that Donald Trump has regained a slim advantage in one of the most important battleground states, Florida, as key independent voters narrowly broke his way.
The poll found that the Republican presidential nominee has 45% to Democrat Hillary Clinton’s 43% among likely voters when third-party candidates are included, the poll found. In a hypothetical two-way race, Trump holds on to a fractional lead with 46% to Clinton’s 45%. Most notable is that among independents, Trump gets 43% to Clinton’s 41% in a head-to-head contest. When third-party candidates are included, Trump picks up 1 point with independents while Clinton drops to 37%, with Libertarian Gary Johnson taking 9 percent and the Green Party’s Jill Stein getting 5 percent.
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4 comments:
Sometime overnight PA went from leans Clinton to a toss up state.
I'll only believe the polls that roughly match rally turnouts. Quit peeing on my head and telling me it's raining.
Let the voter fraud begin!!
A lot of Trump's leads in the election are going to be unexpected by the MSM.
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