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Mailing absentee ballots to people october 2nd. not only are people kind of tired of seeing all the ads they are seeing in state and local races. people are making their judgments as we are speaking at this very second there are votes going into election supervisors every day in this state. jenna: that is a good point as well. steve, its always so nice to have you on. thank you so much for the great context today. >> thank you. jon: 22 days to go until the nation decides on the next occupant at ...

Its important that in tomorrows debate, in the tuesday night debate that president obama, who had such a problem last time needs to steer the conversation to florida specific to topics ill name two. everyone is concerned about jobs everywhere. two issues that resonate here particularly are medicare and immigration. we didnt hear much of either of those in the first debate. jenna: its interesting you point out the two issues as well. obviously they are geared towards certain voting blocks. when w...

Noncuban hispanics in florida who are more independent, who tend to lean more democratic. a lot of them are in the i4 cord der around suburban orlando. they are shifting our polls showed toward mitt romney. the obama people said to our poll that we didnt believe it and they thought that president obama will get and needs to get about 60%, about three of every his five hispanic votes in florida need to goat presidents way. they are a big, big part of the election threat in the sunshine state. jen...

Electoral votes and new hampshire could decide the election. its all relative. here is a look at where we are in the polls according to "real clear politics" the average. you see mitt romney out pacing the president in florida now according to the latest data that we have. steve boscay is a bureau chief for the "tampa bay times." steve, what do you make of the numbers youre seeing now? >> there is no question that its tighter. there is no question that the first debate performance by the preside...