Trump has 3.3 lead over Hillary in Florida in Oct. 25-26, 2016 Dixie Strategies poll. Trump has 13 point lead in favorability. "It appears that momentum in Florida may have shifted to Donald Trump in recent days"

Trump 45.7
Hillary 42.4
Johnson 2.0
Stein 1.4

Poll dates: Oct. 25-26, 2016, 698 likely Florida voters, 3.71 error margin, landline and cell phones. Automated voice. Trump has 13 point advantage in 'favorability'. No link to actual poll.

10/27/16, "Another Florida poll shows Donald Trump pulling ahead," Tampa Bay Times, Adam C. Smith

"An Oct. 25-26 robo poll by the Republican consulting firm Dixie Strategies of St. Augustine  finds Donald Trump edging out Hillary Clinton, 45.7 percent to 42.4 percent, and Republican Sen. Marco Rubio leading Patrick Murphy 48.6 to 43 percent. The margin of error is plus or minus 3.7 percent. 

The poll shows just 40 percent of those surveyed have a favorable view of Clinton while 53 percent have a favorable impression of Trump."

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Two additional citations:

10/27/16, "Dixie Strategies Poll: Trump Leading Hillary in Florida," Newsmax 

"Donald Trump leads Hillary Clinton by more than three points in Florida less than two weeks before Election Day, according to the latest Dixie Strategies poll released Thursday.

Here are the results, based on interviews with 698 likely voters conducted on Tuesday and Wednesday: 

Trump: 45.7 percent. 
Clinton: 42.4 percent. 
Libertarian Party Candidate Gary Johnson: 2 percent. 
Green Party Candidate Dr. Jill Stein: 1.4 percent.

In the U.S. Senate race, incumbent Republican Marco Rubio holds a strong lead over Democratic Rep. Patrick Murphy.

Rubio: 48.6 percent. 
Murphy: 43 percent.

The Dixie Strategies poll has a margin of error of 3.7 percent."

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10/27/16, "New Florida Poll Shows Trump Up," East Orlando Post, Jacob Engels

"The poll was conducted by North Florida based firm Dixie Strategies, and taken yesterday (Oct. 26). 

Following a Bloomberg Poll showing Donald Trump with a slight lead over Hillary Clinton across the state of Florida, yet another poll signals good news for the Republican nominee.
Dialing out to both landline and cell phones, it surveyed close to 700 voters, with a margin of error of 3.71%.

Voter confidence in the poll was at 95%, giving Trump the edge with 45.70% to Clinton's 42.41%.
 
Only 6.30% of voters remained undecided.

“It appears that momentum in Florida may have shifted to Donald Trump in recent days,” said Brian Graham, Managing Partner of Dixie Strategies. “Florida is still America’s largest, most diverse, and closely watched battleground state. The difference in this election will be turnout.” 

The Dixie Strategies poll also asked voters about our contentious Florida Senate race, where Marco Rubio leads Patrick Murphy 48.64% to 43.02%, with 4.49% undecided."




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