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Biden tops Trump by 9 points, 49-40 percent, in a Fox News survey of Florida registered voters. That’s up from a 3-point edge in April (46-43 percent).
Among those “extremely” motivated to vote, Biden’s lead grows to 11 points (53-42 percent).
The former vice president owes his advantage to the backing of Hispanics (+17 points), women (+18 points), and Millennials born between 1981 and 1996 (+30).
In addition, some groups that are key to a Trump reelection split down the middle, including men (46 Biden vs. 44 Trump) and voters ages 65 and over (47-48 percent) -- Trump’s 8-point edge among white voters (42-50 percent) also trails expectations.
Independents go for Biden by 22 points (40-18 percent); however, a large number, 42 percent, are undecided or voting for a third-party candidate.
By wide margins, Florida voters prefer Biden to Trump to manage immigration (50-40 percent), coronavirus (49-36 percent), and race relations (52-34 percent).
Source: (Fox News) Fox News Poll: Biden leads in Florida as Trump lags among seniorsBy a 4-point spread, they trust Trump (47 percent) over Biden (43 percent) on the economy.
I quoted the majority of important data, and there's further break-out within the article.
I'm not sure what to say here. Accept for my last entry, the numbers seem atrocious for Trump - if they're accurate. Biden has multiple paths to win, including with losing Florida. Trump on the other hand, absolutely needs Florida to win. And with far better numbers in 2016, he carried Florida by only a single point.
My suspicion is the political pendulum will swing back somewhat from this current hard-core swing to Biden. But at the moment, it's looking pretty ugly for Trump.