A poll conducted by NBC News / Marist Oct. 25-27 found that 52% of Florida Latinos support Trump, and only 46% support the former vice president. However, overall, Biden has a 4% advantage in the state: he is supported by 51% of voters, compared to 47% who support Trump.
Trump outpaces rival Democrat voters among white voters (52% to 45%), men (54% to 44%), and non-college whites (62% to 36%). Biden leads the way among black voters (84 to 14%), women (57 to 41%), college-educated whites (58 to 40%), and seniors (53 to 46%).
Nationwide, Biden is well ahead of Trump among Hispanic voters, according to a Pew Research Center poll from September 30 to early October. This poll showed that 63% of Hispanic voters support Democrat, while only 29% support Trump.
According to another recent study from Florida Atlantic University, Biden is just 2 percentage points ahead of Biden with 50% backing — compared to 48% backing Trump. A poll by Rasmussen Reports, conducted in the state from October 20 to 21, showed that Trump's rating rose by 4 percentage points — from 50 to 46%.
