BOOM- Florida Poll-Clinton 47% Trump -38%/ Clinton 46% Carson 42%/Clinton 46% Rubio 39%

[DemocratSinceBirth]

The survey also asked 764 likely voters whom they would select for president given a variety of Republican candidates opposing Hillary Clinton. The results showed Clinton surpassed the leading Republicans. The margin of error for responses is plus or minus 3.5 percentage points.

Democratic Candidate Republican Candidate
Hillary Clinton 47.0 Donald Trump 37.9
Hillary Clinton 45.8 Ben Carson 41.5
Hillary Clinton 45.8 Marco Rubio 39.1
Hillary Clinton 44.7 Jeb Bush 34.2
Hillary Clinton 47.4 Carly Fiorina 36.4


http://tinyurl.com/oa7f7rf

When was the last time a member of the GOPU won the presidency without Florida? Without looking, not in the past eighty years, at least?

[Florencenj2point0]

1. Great news.

Her poll numbers are rising. The MSM tried their best to kill her off over the last 6 months or so, but it didn't work. She won the debate. Sanders who has no business telling anyone not to yell stuck his big foot in his mouth. The republicans on the Benghazi committee was a clown show.... it has been a great few weeks.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

2. "The MSM tried their best to kill her off ..."

[livetohike]

3. Crushing Jeb! In his home state. Sweet! n/t

[LexVegas]

4. Those polls are bogus. She will win by more than that. nt

[DemocratSinceBirth]

5. I believe PBO only won FL by .05% in 012 and 3% in 08.

FL has about a 3% GOPU lean so if she's winning by 5% there she is leading by 8% everywhere else.

I suspect this will be a 51%-48% election.

[DCBob]

6. There we go! That's what I was hoping and expecting to see post Benghazi.

She is definitely on a roll!

[Historic NY]

7. She's ahead of Florida's favored sons......

[riversedge]

8. ah, they must be having a sad.

[workinclasszero]

9. Hey I heard Hillary fans were panicking or something because....reasons.

GO HILLARY!!

[DCBob]

10. If Hillary wins Florida there are few paths for victory for the GOP candidate.

Without FL they would need all the tossup states plus a traditionally blue state like PA or WI. Tough.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

11. Likely none...

I would go further if they are defending FL in late October all is lost for them.'

[DCBob]

13. This is remotely possible..

[DemocratSinceBirth]

20. That actually shows the challenges of the GOP...

They have to pull the equivalent of a straight flush.

[workinclasszero]

12. I think they have to win Ohio and Florida to even have a chance.

Hillary is going to kick their asses and be our first female president!

[DCBob]

14. yes, I agree.

They will focus heavily on FL and OH and will cheat to win them if they cant win legitimately.

[workinclasszero]

17. Right, they've done it at least once already

in Florida.

[riversedge]

16. WI will be blue in Presidental elections. yes they will

[riversedge]

15. Oct 30 Florida STATE poll; Clinton 54.8, Sanders 18.8

from the same poll.



Oct 30 FL state poll; Clinton 54.8, Sanders 18.8




http://polls.saintleo.edu/ben-carson-nearly-ties-with-frontrunner-trump-nationally-among-likely-gop-voters-while-jeb-bush-trails-nationally-and-in-florida/



Ben Carson Nearly Ties with Frontrunner Trump Nationally Among Likely GOP Voters, while Jeb Bush Trails, Nationally and in Florida
Tightening of Democratic Field Helps Already-Strong Clinton; Any Break-Away Move by Trump from the GOP Field Would Boost Clinton’s Advantage


Democratic Politics Continue to Favor Clinton

Among the likely Democratic voters nationwide, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton drew 54.8 percent of the respondents’ support. Since Vice President Joe Biden announced on October 21 that he will not run for president, the 15.8 percent of Democratic likely voters who favored him will likely become Clinton supporters, Orlando said. U.S. Senator from Vermont Bernie Sanders was selected by 12 percent of the likely Democratic voters.

“Hillary’s still the horse in the Democratic race, and I think that Biden’s support will now gravitate to her,” stated Saint Leo’s Orlando. ...................

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[DemocratSinceBirth]

19. He does seem to be having a rather tough go of things.

eom

[DCBob]

21. Actually I think Bernie is at 12.

"Among the likely Democratic voters nationwide, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton drew 54.8 percent of the respondents’ support. Since Vice President Joe Biden announced on October 21 that he will not run for president, the 15.8 percent of Democratic likely voters who favored him will likely become Clinton supporters, Orlando said. U.S. Senator from Vermont Bernie Sanders was selected by 12 percent of the likely Democratic voters."

[MineralMan]

18. This is good news. It's too early for accurate assessments

in the General Election, since it's completely unclear who the GOP nominee will be. But, it's obvious from these numbers that we have a very good chance of winning in Florida. It will require a strong campaign closer to the election, but we can do it. If so, the GOP has zero chance of getting 270 electoral votes. There are almost no paths for them that make sense if we win Florida, and many paths for the Democrats to get the needed electoral votes.

More good news!