Quinnipiac: Clinton leads FL, PA, NC, Trump leads OH

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FLORIDA: Clinton 46 - Trump 41, Johnson 5
NORTH CAROLINA: Clinton 46 - Trump 43, Johnson 7
OHIO: Trump 47 - Clinton 42, Johnson 6
PENNSYLVANIA: Clinton 45 - Trump 41, Johnson 5

https://www.qu.edu/news-and-events/quinnipiac-university-poll/2016-presidential-swing-state-polls/release-detail?ReleaseID=2384

Not great but that still equals a President Clinton

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Head to head:

FL: Clinton 49, Trump 44
PA: Clinton 48, Trump 43
OH: Trump 49, Clinton 46
NC: Clinton 49, Trump 46

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Florida Party ID: 33D/30R/32I
Florida Demographics: 63W/15B/16H/6 other

Pennsylvania Party ID: 38D/31R/27I
Pennsylvania Demographics: 77W/12B/5H/7 other

Ohio Party ID: 33D/31R/30I
Ohio Demographics: 84W/11B/1H/3 other

North Carolina Party ID: 33D/28R/33I
North Carolina Party ID: 65W/21B/5H/9 other

All these numbers look OK except for Ohio's demographics. The electorate in Ohio will be 79-80% white, not 84% white

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I believe every post-debate poll of FL and NC has shown Clinton ahead

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This is pre-LeBron endorsement ftr

Not many athlete endorsements matter but LeBron's does for OH