Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are locked in a virtual dead heat in a quartet of key battleground states. That’s according to four new NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist polls.
The four key states are: Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and New Hampshire. Reports NewsMax:
- Arizona, a state the GOP has carried in the presidential election since 2000, favored Trump by one point 42-41 among likely voters (649 polled via landline and cellphone with a +/- 3.8-point margin of error).
- Georgia, which has been a GOP stronghold since 1996, had Trump leading Clinton by three points 46-43 (625 likely voters +/- 3.9-point margin).
- Nevada, which President Barack Obama won in the past two elections, had Clinton up one point 45-44 (627 likely voters +/- 3.9-point margin).
- New Hampshire, which Obama has also won in the past two elections, revealed that Clinton was up one point 42-41 (737 likely voters +/- 3.6-point margin).
The polls were conducted September 6 -8. Do these results surprise you? Are they game changers? What say you?
H/T: The Daily Bellwether, NewsMax