washington republican donald trump pull ahead democratic presidential rival hillary clinton florida pennsylvania quinnipiac poll release wednesday include responses fbi release find clinton email use clinton lose grind honesty moral standards poll show tight race florida pennsylvania ohio swing state could go either party november presidential election quinnipiac poll take june 30 july 11 show trump competitive three state week start republican national convention cleveland formally nominate party presidential candidate nov. election peter a. brown assistant director poll say definite link clinton drop florida quinnipiac june 21 survey fbi find careless handle government email u.s. secretary state say clinton lose grind trump question measure moral standards honesty clinton lose 8-point lead florida trump 42 percent clinton 39 percent accord quinnipiac poll ohio poll show candidates tie 41 percent pennsylvania quinnipiac poll show trump 43 percent clinton 41 percent nbc news/wall street journal/marist poll release week show different result pennsylvania clinton lead trump 45 36 percent july 5-10 poll include 829 register voters margin error percentage point nationally clinton lead trump 13 percentage point accord reuters/ipsos opinion poll release tuesday online poll show 46 percent likely voters support clinton 33 percent support trump july 8-12 include 1,146 likely voters credibility interval measure accuracy percentage point fbi director jam comey say last week clinton extremely careless handle classify information investigation find evidence colleagues intend violate laws clinton former u.s. senator first lady face heavy criticism republicans use private email servers government business lead state department 2009 2013. quinnipiac poll conduct telephone people identify register voters include 1,015 people florida 955 people ohio 982 people pennsylvania margin error around three percentage point three state trump pull ahead two key u.s. state poll