Clinton has 14-point lead in Florida: CLINTON 52% TRUMP 38%

[240 is Back]

Survey: Florida Looks Like It Will Support Clinton for President

Trump Support Confined; Minority Voters Will Cast Ballots Against Him

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has a 14-point polling lead over GOP candidate Donald Trump among Florida’s likely voters, according to a new survey by the Saint Leo University Polling Institute (http://polls.saintleo.edu).

The survey was conducted online from August 14 to 18 among 1,500 Florida adults, including 1,380 who said they will likely vote in the November election. When asked which presidential candidate they would support, or would lean toward supporting, if the election was the same day that they took the survey, respondents answered in these proportions:

Candidate   Combined percent of supporters and those leaning toward support
Democrat Hillary Clinton   51.7% (decided supporters = 48.3%)
Republican Donald Trump   37.7 % (decided supporters = 33.8%)
Libertarian Gary Johnson   8.3 % (decided supporters = 6.4%)
Green Party candidate Jill Stein   2.4 % (decided supporters = 1.6%)

http://polls.saintleo.edu/survey-florida-looks-like-it-will-support-clinton-for-president/

[Yamcha]

Depends on what poll you look at...



http://www.flchamber.com/politicians-parties-and-plaintiff-trial-lawyers-are-unknown-or-unliked-in-new-florida-chamber-of-commerce-statewide-poll/

Head-to-Head Matchups:

Presidential Election:
 Donald Trump leads Hillary Clinton 44 percent to 43 percent in the head-to-head General Election matchup. The Florida Chamber Political Institute poll shows Trump leads even more when third party candidates are added to the mix. Trump leads Clinton’s 44 percent to 41 percent with Libertarian Gary Johnson pulling 9 percent of the vote.

[James]

Survey: Florida Looks Like It Will Support Clinton for President

Trump Support Confined; Minority Voters Will Cast Ballots Against Him

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has a 14-point polling lead over GOP candidate Donald Trump among Florida’s likely voters, according to a new survey by the Saint Leo University Polling Institute (http://polls.saintleo.edu).

The survey was conducted online from August 14 to 18 among 1,500 Florida adults, including 1,380 who said they will likely vote in the November election. When asked which presidential candidate they would support, or would lean toward supporting, if the election was the same day that they took the survey, respondents answered in these proportions:

Candidate   Combined percent of supporters and those leaning toward support
Democrat Hillary Clinton   51.7% (decided supporters = 48.3%)
Republican Donald Trump   37.7 % (decided supporters = 33.8%)
Libertarian Gary Johnson   8.3 % (decided supporters = 6.4%)
Green Party candidate Jill Stein   2.4 % (decided supporters = 1.6%)

http://polls.saintleo.edu/survey-florida-looks-like-it-will-support-clinton-for-president/

"The survey was conducted online from August 14 to 18 among 1,500 Florida adults, including 1,380"          

[240 is Back]

yeah, i don't completely trust the online polls either.   

Gary Johnson pulling 10% in florida.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/08/24/after-clinton-bounce-polls-indicate-tightening-race-in-key-battlegrounds.html