MN-Sen: New Poll Has Sen. Tina Smith (D) Beating Jason Lewis (R) 50-39, Biden Beating Trump 52-43

Here’s the latest news today out of Minnesota courtesy of Research Co.’s latest poll:

The last Republican nominee to carry the North Star State was Richard Nixon in 1972. Clinton defeated Trump by 44,593 votes to secure Minnesota for the Democrats in 2016 (46.4% to 44.9%).

Biden is ahead of Trump by nine points (54% to 45%). The Democratic nominee holds a higher level of support among female decided voters (61%) than among their male counterparts (47%).

Democratic U.S. Senator Tina Smith—who won a Special Election in 2018—stands to earn a full six-year term, with a 13-point advantage over Republican candidate Jason Lewis (55% to 42%).

Here’s the other polling out of Minnesota over the weekend:

#MIsen:
Peters (D-inc) 54% (+11)
James (R) 43%
.#MNsen:
Smith (D-inc) 53% (+9)
Lewis (R) 44%

Targoz Market Research/PollSmart MR, LV, 10/25-30— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) November 2, 2020

#MNsen:
Smith (D-inc) 53% (+17)
Lewis (R) 36%

St. Cloud State University, Adults, 10/10-29https://t.co/0UbSmDEMVV

— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) November 2, 2020

MINNESOTA
Biden 54% (+15)
Trump 39%

St. Cloud State University, Adults, 10/10-29https://t.co/0UbSmDEMVV

— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) November 1, 2020

MINNESOTA
Biden 54% (+11)
Trump 43%
.#MNsen:
Smith (D-inc) 51% (+9)
Lewis (R) 42%@ppppolls 10/29-30

— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) October 31, 2020

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