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Election Polling Update 9/28

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9/19 Sienna College Florida Poll:

Trump: 43

Clinton: 43

9/19 Loras College Illinois Poll:

Clinton: 47

Trump: 33

9/18 Minneapolis Star Tribune Minnesota Poll:

Clinton: 44

Trump: 38

9/18 Sooner Oklahoma Poll:

Trump: 51

Clinton: 36

9/17 Morning Call/ Muhlenberg Pennsylvania Poll:

Clinton: 47

Trump: 38

9/15 Emerson College Arkansas Poll:

Trump: 57

Clinton: 29

9/15 Emerson College Colorado Poll:

Trump: 42

Clinton: 38

9/15 Opinion Savy Georgia Poll:

Trump: 46

Clinton: 42

*9/15 Monmouth University Iowa Poll:

Trump: 45

Clinton: 37

9/15 EPIC-MRA Michigan Poll:

Clinton:42

Trump: 38

9/15 Civitas North Carolina Poll:

Trump: 43

Clinton: 43

9/15 Suffolk University Ohio Poll:

Trump: 42

Clinton: 39

9/15 Rasmussen National Poll:

Trump: 42

Clinton: 40

*9/14 Monmouth University Nevada Poll:

Trump: 44

Clinton: 42

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