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The focus of the Gravis Marketing poll then shifted to asking registered voters, "If you had to vote today in a match-up between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, who would you vote for?" The Virginians polled answered by supporting Hillary Clinton (45 percent) to Donald Trump's (41 percent). 14 percent of those polled are currently unsure as to which of the two presumptive candidates for President of the United States they'd select come November 2016.

As the primary season begins to wrap up and the US General Election less than six months away, State of Florida voters appear dissatisfied with current state political leaders and the crop of potential presidential candidates according to a new Gravis Marketing poll. The survey continued to gauge the opinion of registered Florida voters by asking them their thoughts on current National and State of Florida issues that may impact their opinions of potential nominees for all elected offices.

If the election for US Senate were held today, Libertarian nominee, Scotty Boman, would get 7% of Michigan's vote according to a state-wide scientific poll. This qualifies Boman for televised debates. Libertarian Party reclassification is likely.