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ABC Trump leads among likely voters, McSally is only 1% behind in her senate race among likely voters

Posted on | September 23, 2020 | No Comments

ABC NEWS/WASHINGTON POST POLL: 2020 Battlegrounds: FL & AZ
EMBARGOED FOR RELEASE AFTER 6 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2020
Trust on the Economy Bolsters Trump
in Oh-So-Close Florida and Arizona
Donald Trump’s economic argument pushes back against Joe Biden’s pitch that he can better
handle the coronavirus pandemic in Florida and Arizona alike, producing closely divided
presidential contests in both states in new ABC News/Washington Post polls.
The critical Arizona Senate race, one of those on which the Democrats are pinning their hopes
for control of the chamber, likewise is essentially tied in the new survey there.
Registered voters in Florida split almost precisely evenly for president, 47-48 percent, TrumpBiden, while it’s 51-47 percent among those most likely to vote. In Arizona, the race stands at
47-49 percent among registered voters and 49-48 percent among likely voters. None of these
differences is statistically significant.
Ditto for the Arizona Senate contest, in which a 50-45 percent match among registered voters
between Democrat Mark Kelly and incumbent Republican Martha McSally is a still-tighter 49-
48 percent among likely voters

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