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Ron DeSantis and Marco Rubio holding potential 'blowout' leads in new poll - Vimarsana News

Ron DeSantis and Marco Rubio holding potential 'blowout' leads in new poll

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis He leads his Democratic opponent Charlie Crist 53-39 a new University of North Florida poll, after Crist grilled him on whether he would serve a full four-year term.

Florida poll shows DeSantis, Rubio with double-digit leads over Crist, Demings - Vimarsana News

Florida poll shows DeSantis, Rubio with double-digit leads over Crist, Demings

The Florida midterm elections are increasingly stacked in Republicans' favor as Gov. DeSantis and Sen. Rubio now maintain double-digit leads against their opponents, according to a UNF poll.

UNF Poll Gives DeSantis a Comfortable Lead Over Crist; Rubio Ahead of Demings - Vimarsana News

UNF Poll Gives DeSantis a Comfortable Lead Over Crist; Rubio Ahead of Demings

UNF professor Dr. Michael Binder: “The surprise in these numbers is that a statewide race in Florida is closer to a blowout than a recount.”

Source: wqcs.org
Is the Trump Subpoena Vote Just a Political Stunt? - Vimarsana News

Is the Trump Subpoena Vote Just a Political Stunt?

Some have wondered why the January 6 committee waited so long to try to make the former president testify under oath.

More Florida voters are registering as NPA, but whether they'll vote remains to be seen - Vimarsana News

More Florida voters are registering as NPA, but whether they'll vote remains to be seen

A political science professor says Republicans have been steadily out-registering Democrats in Florida this election cycle, while more voters are registering No Party Affiliation. The question is whether they'll turn out to vote.

Source: wfsu.org