Quote:The calculus is unforgiving: Clinton can win the election without Florida, but without Florida, Trump is doomed to lose.
Quote:Florida Disaster for Trump as 28% Early Voting Republicans Vote for Clinton
By Hrafnkell Haraldsson on Wed, Nov 2nd, 2016 at 7:59 am
A new poll not only shows Clinton leading in Florida 48 to 40, but that 28 percent of early GOP voters cast their vote for Clinton
A TargetSmart/William & Mary poll to be released Wednesday, but which was shared early with MSNBC, shows that Donald Trump is in trouble in the critical state of Florida.
According to the poll, 28 percent of early GOP voters say they have cast their votes for Hillary Clinton. According to that same poll, only 6 percent of Democrats have cast their ballot for Trump.
Unsurprisingly, the Clinton campaign says it “feels good” about Florida, but are not taking it for granted and expect it to “come down to the wire,” as MSNBC’s Kristen Welker reports.
And with good reason: Not only have Florida Republicans done their level best to suppress the minority vote, but the Florida polls show a close race.
Watch courtesy of MSNBC: http://www.politicususa.com/2016/11/02/florid...inton.html
According to Real Clear Politics, Trump currently leads polls overall 45.9 to 45.1, or by +0.8. On the other hand, a Florida poll of early and likely voters shows Clinton up over Trump 48 to 40, or +8. Among early voters, the numbers are even worse for Trump, at 55 to 37.
Clinton had three events in Florida Tuesday. The LA Times’ Mike Memoli tweeted the enthusiasm Trump’s camp says doesn’t exist in Clinton’s:
Unsurprisingly, Trump has three rallies in Florida today, in Miami at noon, Orlando at 4, and Pensacola tonight at 7. The calculus is unforgiving: Clinton can win the election without Florida, but without Florida, Trump is doomed to lose.
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