Q-Pac Florida: Trump 41/53 Approval, 51% Would "Definitely Not Vote to Re-Elect"

[wbrocks67]

31% would definitely re-elect
14% would consider
51% would definitely not re-elect

41/53 approval... easily his worst approval in FL I think ever?

https://poll.qu.edu/florida/release-detail?ReleaseID=2606

[Woody]

After Florida 2018, how can we take Quinnipiac seriously? Remember the Nelson +7 poll?

[JG]

After Florida 2018, how can we take Quinnipiac seriously? Remember the Nelson +7 poll?

You do realize that considering the margin of error, it is expected that in an even race, it is expected to have polls with one side leading by 6-7 points, right? Considering FL-Sen 2018 was Scott +0, it is not that surprising to get a few Nelson +7 and Scott +7 polls.

[MT Treasurer]

#SafeR
#FLLessLikelyToFlipThanIowa
#ClintonHispanicsAgainstSocialism
#Venezuelans4Trump

[bilaps]

After Florida 2018, how can we take Quinnipiac seriously? Remember the Nelson +7 poll?

You do realize that considering the margin of error, it is expected that in an even race, it is expected to have polls with one side leading by 6-7 points, right? Considering FL-Sen 2018 was Scott +0, it is not that surprising to get a few Nelson +7 and Scott +7 polls.

I have hard time remembering those Scott +7 polls. How far they had Gillum ahead?

[lfromnj]

After Florida 2018, how can we take Quinnipiac seriously? Remember the Nelson +7 poll?

You do realize that considering the margin of error, it is expected that in an even race, it is expected to have polls with one side leading by 6-7 points, right? Considering FL-Sen 2018 was Scott +0, it is not that surprising to get a few Nelson +7 and Scott +7 polls.

im sry but there were huge florida poll.s When you combine all the polls from the primary to ED it was easily out of the MOE.

[Progressive Pessimist]

They'll come around for Trump again eventually, just you wait.

[Rookie Yinzer]

Eh...until the Dems nominate someone and they find something stupid to pick over and they vote third party or stay home. Tossup but Trump is unfortunately favored.

[ltomlinson31]

They'll come around for Trump again eventually, just you wait.

Yeah, it's not like the Democratic candidates numbers are great either (besides Biden and that will likely still crash eventually):

Joe Biden: 49/35 (+14)
Beto O’Rourke: 19/24 (-5)
Amy Klobuchar: 11/16 (-5)
Kamala Harris: 23/30 (-7)
Cory Booker: 20/30 (-10)
Donald Trump: 40/52 (-12)
Bernie Sanders: 37/49 (-12)
Kirsten Gillibrand: 10/22 (-12)
Elizabeth Warren: 26/44 (-18)

[Matty]

It is really really tough to take this poll seriously

Trump had a 51% Approval rating in Florida in November 2018

Ron destantos and rick Scott won with a similar number

Qpac seems to not poll rural Florida that well

Harry enten said a couple weeks back that Qpac seems to capture quite well the suburbs trending away from the GOP; but it doesn’t poll exurban or rural areas well

[SnowLabrador]

Florida is Likely R in 2020. The Democrats couldn't win Florida in a year that was supposed to MASSIVELY favor them.

[Progressive Pessimist]

Florida is Likely R in 2020. The Democrats couldn't win Florida in a year that was supposed to MASSIVELY favor them.

I would still consider it lean R though, only because Florida's margins of victory are rarely by more than 1% or so. That's what makes this state so frustrating.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Cubans may not be enough to save Trump again in South Beach

[Suburbia]

It's early 2019......tell me something in Autumn 2019 or heading into Winter 2020

In early 2003, Bush was heavily favored until Iraq/economy slowed things down