New poll shows Clinton leading by 6 points over Trump in Florida
- by Belinda Burton
- in Sport
- — Oct 14, 2016
The Monmouth poll surveyed 403 likely Utah voters between October 10-12 with a margin of error of plus or minus 4.9 percentage points. Trump is now "running essentially a four state campaign" in the battleground states of Pennsylvania, Florida, North Carolina and OH, a source told NBC News. Emerson also released a poll showing Clinton with a narrow lead in North Carolina, as well as in Virginia.
Trump's most natural path to victory on election day is winning the same states as Mitt Romney, but adding in Iowa and Nevada, as well as the big-name battlegrounds of OH and Florida.
This is the second week that Clinton has proven her strengthening lead over Trump.
The poll came amid a hard week for Trump.
The NBC/WSJ/Marist poll of OH was conducted October 10-12 of 1,007 registered voters (plus-minus 3.1 percentage points) and 724 likely voters (plus-minus 3.6 percentage points).
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That's compared to 48 percent of Pennsylvania voters who like Clinton and 51 percent of Pennsylvania voters who don't.
The Marquette University Law School poll was conducted between October 6-9, and surveyed 839 likely voters. She also has an edge in "vote-rich southeast MI", the Detroit News reported, where she leads by 18 points.
The Marist poll showed Portman leading Strickland by 18 points, 55 percent to 37 percent, while the Emerson poll showed Portman leading 47 percent to 30 percent. On Friday - the day the Washington Post released the lewd tape - Trump's numbers began to fall, and Clinton led 44% to 38%.
Ten days ago, the Real Clear Politics average in the state stood at 2.1 percent, with Clinton just slightly edging out Trump.
The poll of 500 likely North Carolina voters was conducted October 10-12. Clinton received the support of 77 percent of voters who said the economy had improved during the past year, the poll results said.
