ORLANDO, Fla. — Both President Trump and Former Vice President Joe Biden were in Florida Thursday for a final push to the election
Elections in Florida have always been tight and 2020 is no exception.
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With the race entering its final days, Biden held two events in the Sunshine State: one in Tampa and another in South Florida.
President Trump was also in Tampa Thursday afternoon with other Republican candidates for office in Florida.
FLORIDA VOTER POLL: @JoeBiden maintains lead over @realDonaldTrump.
— MonmouthPoll (@MonmouthPoll) October 29, 2020
Registered voters:
50% Biden (50% in Sept.)
45% Trump (45%)
Likely voters, high turnout:
51% Biden (50%)
45% Trump (45%)
Likely voters, low turnout:
50% Biden (49%)
46% Trump (46%)https://t.co/0gOc4VDIwD pic.twitter.com/vD7Npu3Uuo
The long road to the White House traces I-4. It’s why the last President to win 50-percent of the vote in Florida was at Camping World Stadium Monday.
A Monmouth poll released Thursday shows little has changed after all the events. Joe Biden has a lead, but it’s right at the margin of error.
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The focus on Florida has also been made clear by what the candidates are willing to spend to win the state.
It’s estimated a quarter of a billion dollars will be spent by the campaigns' advertising in Florida, 100-million dollars more than what was spent in 2016.
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