Following Monday night’s debate, momentum in Florida’s race for governor appears to be slowly shifting to Rick Scott. Republican Scott jumped to a 2-point lead immediately prior to, and during, his red-hot CNN slugfest with Democrat Alex Sink.Sunshine State News
Sunshine State News' nightly tracking poll of likely voters shows Scott moving from a 45-45 tie with Sink on Oct. 20 to a 47-45 advantage Monday night.
Two weeks earlier (Oct. 12-13), Sink held a 48-45 advantage.
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Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Florida: Scott Takes the Lead Over Sink
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Florida: Scott Opens Lead Over Sink, Reaches 50%
The latest poll numbers from Rasmussen Reports show Republican Rick Scott increasing his lead over Democrat Alex Sink in the race to become Florida's next governor.Scott still has 50 percent of the support from likely Florida voters to Sink's 44 percent. Six percent say they plan to vote for a different candidate.My Fox Tampa Bay
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Friday, October 1, 2010
Florida: Rick Scott Leads in 2 New Polls
Rick Scott (R) 46%
Alex Sink (D) 41%
Rasmussen Reports
Rick Scott (R) 49%
Alex Sink (D) 43%
Quinnipiac Poll
Alex Sink (D) 41%
Rasmussen Reports
Rick Scott (R) 49%
Alex Sink (D) 43%
Quinnipiac Poll
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