FL-Gravis Marketing/Breitbart: Hillary+2

[Tender Branson]

47% Hillary
45% Trump
  2% Johnson
  1% Stein

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https://de.scribd.com/document/326773207/Current-Florida-Polling

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

Breitbart's front page says "Florida TIED!"

LMAO!

[KingSweden]

Whoa! Even Trumpbart has H ahead here. Was not expecting that

[Speed of Sound]

Left the cheeky headlines at home today, have we Tender?

Florida can be confidently said to be leaning D now.

[Tender Branson]

Breitbart's front page says "Florida TIED!"

LMAO!

That's why:

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[Ebsy]

So literally a push poll and all they got was a tie? Sad!

[Xing]

If Breitbart is finding Trump behind in a state that he has to win, the fat lady is almost completely warmed up.

[Dr. Arch]

Trump is in a very precarious position right now if not even Breitbart finds him ahead in FL.

[Gass3268]

Good to know that Florida is 2 points more Democratic than the rest of the country in Breitbartland.

[ProudModerate2]

Breitbart's front page says "Florida TIED!"
LMAO!

[HillOfANight]

I thought it was bold for Hillary to admit implicit (racial) bias in a presidential debate, and according to this poll, 48% agree, only 42% disagree.

[dspNY]

Breitbart's front page says "Florida TIED!"

LMAO!

That's why:

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Florida is Lean Dem now. If they could do no better than a tie after a push poll, Clinton is ahead, and arguably by more than the original topline of 47-45

[Landslide Lyndon]

So Pat Cadell is now doing polls for Breitbart? How the mighty have fallen.

[Person Man]

So literally a push poll and all they got was a tie? Sad!

Not even in something that is functionally an internal (it isn't but still...)

[mark_twain]

Great poll!

[Obama-Biden Democrat]

Hillary up 5! Thank you Florida.

[Seriously?]

So literally a push poll and all they got was a tie? Sad!

That number rarely changes when pollsters ask a second time. Gravis isn't alone in this regard, I've seen other pollsters, including unis do the same thing.

It's probably just decimals that changed it from 47-45 to 46-46. Also notice they asked the question somewhat differently. They allowed for a "Someone else" and a "Not Vote" choice the second time around, when they didn't the first.

Keep in mind that if it was 46.5-45.4 the first go round, something as simple as 46.4-45.5 could technically make it 46-46 when it comes to rounding and 47-45 the first time.

Johnson also improved to 3%.