ColonelAngus
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http://www.realclearpolitics.com/docs/2016/Zia_Poll_NM_November.pdf
Clinton leads, but could New Mexico be a toss up? The
state-wide survey of 8,439 likely voters, conducted on
Sunday November 2nd by ZiaPoll, shows a 2 point Clinton
advantage going into the final day before Election Day. The
poll shows Donald Trump is the closest he has been to
Secretary Clinton the entire campaign. Trump’s deficit is
within the margin of error of a statistical tie. Clinton still
leads among females and Hispanic/Latino voters, however
Trump is now leading Clinton by 5 points in the crossover
vote, more Democrats are voting for Trump than
Republicans are voting for Clinton. For the fourth poll in a
row, Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson experienced another
drop in the polls. When looking at the trends over the last
four New Mexico statewide surveys, it does not
Clinton leads, but could New Mexico be a toss up? The
state-wide survey of 8,439 likely voters, conducted on
Sunday November 2nd by ZiaPoll, shows a 2 point Clinton
advantage going into the final day before Election Day. The
poll shows Donald Trump is the closest he has been to
Secretary Clinton the entire campaign. Trump’s deficit is
within the margin of error of a statistical tie. Clinton still
leads among females and Hispanic/Latino voters, however
Trump is now leading Clinton by 5 points in the crossover
vote, more Democrats are voting for Trump than
Republicans are voting for Clinton. For the fourth poll in a
row, Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson experienced another
drop in the polls. When looking at the trends over the last
four New Mexico statewide surveys, it does not