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Former Republican Charlie Crist is leading Tea Hater Marko Rubio in Florida. Crist was forced out of the Repuglican Party and is running as an Independent.
Yet another Tea Hadist being left in the dust.
Makes me warm all over.
PALIN SUCKS...
Former Republican Charlie Crist is leading Tea Hater Marko Rubio in Florida. Crist was forced out of the Repuglican Party and is running as an Independent.
Yet another Tea Hadist being left in the dust.
Makes me warm all over.
PALIN SUCKS...
The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of Likely Voters in Florida finds the two candidates neck-and-neck again this month, with Rubio earning 36% support and Crist, the states current Republican governor, capturing 34% of the vote. Prospective Democratic candidate Kendrick Meek remains a distant third, picking up 15%. Fourteen percent (14%) of the states voters remain undecided.
A month ago, Rubio, former speaker of the Florida House, and Crist were tied at 37% apiece. Meek, an African-American congressman from the North Miami area, again was at 15%.
Crist, who opted in early May to run as an independent when Rubio began to run away with the Republican Primary race, bounced to a modest lead - and his highest level of support at 38% - following that announcement. Rubios support in the same period has ranged from 34% to 39%. Meek hit a high of 22% in the three-way race in April but has lost ground since then.
Cue Rasmussen dismissal in 3... 2... 1........
Oopsie!
The race is still a statistical dead heat.
The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of Likely Voters in Florida finds the two candidates neck-and-neck again this month, with Rubio earning 36% support and Crist, the states current Republican governor, capturing 34% of the vote. Prospective Democratic candidate Kendrick Meek remains a distant third, picking up 15%. Fourteen percent (14%) of the states voters remain undecided.
A month ago, Rubio, former speaker of the Florida House, and Crist were tied at 37% apiece. Meek, an African-American congressman from the North Miami area, again was at 15%.
Crist, who opted in early May to run as an independent when Rubio began to run away with the Republican Primary race, bounced to a modest lead - and his highest level of support at 38% - following that announcement. Rubios support in the same period has ranged from 34% to 39%. Meek hit a high of 22% in the three-way race in April but has lost ground since then.
Election 2010: Florida Senate - Rasmussen Reports
Cue Rasmussen dismissal in 3... 2... 1........
Crist leads by 4.6 points in the realclear average.
Happy now?
PALIN SUCKS...
Rasmussen is the only poll I know of that always screens for likely voters, rather than just people with a pulse.Oopsie!
The race is still a statistical dead heat.
The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of Likely Voters in Florida finds the two candidates neck-and-neck again this month, with Rubio earning 36% support and Crist, the states current Republican governor, capturing 34% of the vote. Prospective Democratic candidate Kendrick Meek remains a distant third, picking up 15%. Fourteen percent (14%) of the states voters remain undecided.
A month ago, Rubio, former speaker of the Florida House, and Crist were tied at 37% apiece. Meek, an African-American congressman from the North Miami area, again was at 15%.
Crist, who opted in early May to run as an independent when Rubio began to run away with the Republican Primary race, bounced to a modest lead - and his highest level of support at 38% - following that announcement. Rubios support in the same period has ranged from 34% to 39%. Meek hit a high of 22% in the three-way race in April but has lost ground since then.
Election 2010: Florida Senate - Rasmussen Reports
According to Rasmussen only.
Former Republican Charlie Crist is leading Tea Hater Marko Rubio in Florida. Crist was forced out of the Repuglican Party and is running as an Independent.
Yet another Tea Hadist being left in the dust.
Makes me warm all over.
PALIN SUCKS...
Cue Rasmussen dismissal in 3... 2... 1........
Crist leads by 4.6 points in the realclear average.
Happy now?
The margin of error is generally higher than that. The poll results are pretty meaningless at that level.
Cue Rasmussen dismissal in 3... 2... 1........
Crist leads by 4.6 points in the realclear average.
Happy now?
Three words: Margin...Of...Error.
The Ipsos poll of 600 registered voters was taken July 9-11 for Reuters and has a margin of error of 4 percentage points. Interviews were conducted in English and Spanish and the data were weighted to Florida's registered voter population according to U.S. Census figures.
Florida Governor Charlie Crist holds a narrow edge over Republican Marco Rubio in a three-way Senate race dominated by economic worries, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll released on Tuesday.
