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The Polling Report for November 5, 2018

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A new CNN/SSRS poll finds Democrats continue to hold a double-digit lead over Republicans in a generic congressional ballot among likely voters, 55% to 42%.

“That’s a slimmer edge than the party held in CNN’s final poll before the 2006 midterm elections and similar to the Republicans’ 10-point advantage just before the 2010 midterms.”

The most accurate poll of the 2016 race, that correctly predicted that Trump would win, the USC Dornsife/LA Times poll, has the Democrats up 56% to 41%, a 15% point lead.

US SENATE
MISSOURI–NBC News/Marist—McCaskill 50—Hawley 47
ARIZONA–Emerson College—Sinema 49–McSally 48
FLORIDA–NBC News/Marist—Nelson 50—Scott 46
FLORIDA–St. Pete Polls—Nelson 50—Scott 46
FLORIDA–Quinnipiac—Nelson 51—Scott 44
FLORIDA–Emerson College—Nelson 50—Scott 45
MICHIGAN–Mitchell Research—Stabenow 53—James 46
NEW JERSEY–Change Research—Menendez 51—Hugin 41
NEW JERSEY–QuinnipiacQuinnipiac—Menendez 55—Hugin 40
PENNSYLVANIA–Change Research—Casey 51—Barletta 44
OHIO–Change Research—Brown 53—Renacci 43
MINNESOTA A–SurveyUSA—Smith 48—Housley 40
MINNESOTA B–SurveyUSA—Klobuchar 57—Newberger 34
NEVADA–Emerson College—Rosen 49—Heller 45
GOVERNOR
GEORGIA–20/20 Insight—Abrams 50—Kemp 46
SOUTH DAKOTA–Change Research—Sutton 51—Noem 45
FLORIDA–NBC News/Marist—Gillum 50—DeSantis 46
FLORIDA–St. Pete Polls—Gillum 50—DeSantis 45
FLORIDA–Quinnipiac—Gillum 50—DeSantis 43
FLORIDA–Emerson College—Gillum 51—DeSantis 46
PENNSYLVANIA–Change Research—Wolf 53—Wagner 42
OHIO–Change Research—Cordray 48—DeWine 43
NEW HAMPSHIRE–University of New Hampshire—Kelly 46—Sununu 46
MICHIGAN–Mitchell ResearchMitchell Research—Whitmer 54–Schuette 40
NEVADA–Emerson College—Sisolak 48—Laxalt 47

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