donald trump is up 4 points in florida in a four-way race, 46 percent to 42 percent, according to a new york times upshot/siena poll. | ap photo by rebecca morin 10/30/16 10:22 am edt with just nine days until the election, florida is still very much in play, according to two polls released sunday. in a four-way race, democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton leads in the state with support from 45 percent of likely voters, with donald trump at 44 percent, according to an nbc news/wall street journal/marist poll. libertarian gary johnson is at 5 percent, and green party candidate jill stein is at 2 percent. story continued below in a two-way race, clinton and trump are tied at 46 percent. in a new new york times upshot/siena poll, the gop nominee is up 4 points in florida in a four-way race, 46 percent to 42 percent. in a head-to-head matchup, trump leads clinton by 3 points, 48 percent to 45 percent. both polls were conducted while early voting was underway, but also before fbi director james comey announced on friday that there will be a review of new emails found in connection with clinton's private email server. in the nbc news/wall street journal/marist poll, of the 36 percent of likely voters who said they had already cast their ballots, 54 percent voted for clinton and 37 percent voted for trump. trump is up 51 percent to 42 percent among those who haven't voted in florida yet. in the sunshine state's senate race, incumbent republican sen. marco rubio is leading democrat patrick murphy, 51 percent to 43 percent, according to the nbc news/wall street journal/marist poll. in the new york times upshot/siena poll, rubio is also ahead, with 51 percent to his challenger's 42 percent. 2016 by glenn thrush the nbc news/wall street journal/marist poll was conducted oct. 25-26, with 990 registered voters contacted, giving a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points, and 779 likely voters contacted, with a margin of error of plus or minus 3.5 points. in the new york times upshot/siena poll, clinton is leading trump overwhelmingly with black voters, 81 percent to 11 percent, and among latino voters, 59 percent to 30 percent. the new york times upshot/siena college poll of 814 likely voters in florida was conducted oct. 25-27 using landline phones and cellphones. the interviews were conducted in both english and spanish. by bill scher by joshua zeitz by thomas wright by jack shafer
polls: trump, clinton close in florida - politico
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