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Fox News Poll: Trump Leads Clinton in Ohio, North Carolina and Nevada

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks to supporters at a campaign rally in Canton, Ohio, on September 14, 2016. (Photo: Reuters/Mike Segar)

Republican Donald Trump leads Democrat Hillary Clinton in the battleground states of Ohio (18), North Carolina (15) and Nevada (6), a new [content_tooltip id=”37989″ title=”FOX Poll”] finds. The New York businessman leads the former secretary of state from margins ranging from 3 points in Nevada to 5 points in Ohio and North Carolina.

In Ohio, the new Fox News Poll finds 42% of likely voters back Mr. Trump to 37% for Mrs. Clinton 37. Libertarian Party candidate Gary Johnson earns just 6% and Green Party candidate Dr. Jill Stein polled at 2%. Mrs. Clinton trails Mr. Trump by 2 points among voters living in union households, voting bloc that supported Barack Obama over Mitt Romney by 23 points in 2012. The Buckeye State is now rated LIKELY TRUMP on the PPD 2016 Presidential Election Projection Model.

Consistent with most polls in battleground state, Mr. Trump enjoys large leads over Mrs. Clinton among independents (+20 points) and working-class whites (+26). She’s up by only 3 points among women, who went for President Obama by 11 points in the state against Gov. Romney in 2012.

Without third-party candidates in the mix, Mr. Trump still leads Mrs. Clinton by a 45% to 40% margin.

In North Carolina, the Republican leads the Democrat 45% to 40%, with the Libertarian garnering 6%. The Fox News Poll is the latest in a string of polls showing the Tar Heel State moving over to Mr. Trump and it is now also rated LIKELY TRUMP on the PPD 2016 Presidential Election Projection Model.

In line with the numbers nationally, independents back Mr. Trump (41%) over Mrs. Clinton (24%) and Gov. Johnson (14%) by a wide margin in the state.

In the head-to-head ballot, Mr. Trump still leads by 5, 47% to 42%.

In Nevada, a state most pundits initially believed would be out of the Republican’s reach with his tough on illegal immigration stance, he holds a smaller but still clear lead over his rival, 43% to 40%, with Gov. Johnson getting 8%. The Silver State has also moved markedly toward Mr. Trump and is now rated LEANS TRUMP on the PPD 2016 Presidential Election Projection Model.

As shown in the PPD Presidential Election Daily Tracking Poll nationwide, Mrs. Clinton has lost ground among women voters in Nevada. Women backed President Barack Obama over Gov. Mitt Romney by a 16-point margin in 2012, according Exit Polls. However, Mrs. Clinton’s only leads by 6 points. She is also getting clobbered among independents, who back Mr. Trump (42%) over Mrs. Clinton (23%) and Gov. Johnson (21%).

The head-to-head matchup without Gov. Johnson shows Mr. Trump leading Mrs. Clinton by a slightly larger 46% to 42% margin.

The battleground state polls move another 39 Electoral Votes in the Trump column, marking what has been a clear and consistent post Labor Day shift in the Electoral Map.

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Led by R. D. Baris, the People's Pundit, the PPD Elections Staff conducts polling and covers news about latest polls, election results and election data.

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