In the swing state of Florida, which has broken for the winner by slim margins in the last six presidential elections, former Vice President Joe Biden edged out Trump 51.4%-48.6% in a hypothetical matchup.
WASHINGTON – Most of the top Democratic candidates hold narrow leads over President Donald Trump in the key states of Michigan, Wisconsin and Florida, according to three recent polls.
Biden held a strong lead over the rest of the Democratic field in Florida as the choice of 41.5% of Democratic primary voters there. Sanders was second at 15.5%, followed by Warren at 9.7%, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg at 6.8%, Sen. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota at 6.1%, entrepreneur Andrew Yang at 5.1% and Buttigieg at 3.3%.
Like the nation at large, Floridians were split on impeachment. A slim majority of 51% said the Senate should not convict and remove Trump in his impeachment trial, while 49% thought he should be removed. Trump won the state in 2016 after it had voted for the Democrat in every presidential race since 1988. Democrats will likely have to win Wisconsin back to retake the White House.
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