Trump -120 Favorite to Win Florida But Approval Rating Falling

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BetOnline has listed US President Donald Trump as the favorite to win the Florida Electorial College in the upcoming presidential general election with a price of -120 compared to former Vice President Joe Biden at -110.

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A Florida Atlantic University poll this month showed Democrat Biden enjoying a 6-point lead over the president — with 53 percent support for Biden and 47 percent for Trump. 

Meanwhile, the president’s approval rating slipped to 43 percent and his disapproval rate was 46 percent. The poll’s margin for error was plus or minus 3.1 percent. In March, the FAU poll had Trump’s approval rating at 49 percent. 

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

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