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SoWal Insider
The Scott campaign sent out a statement today noting that this is the third major poll in the past week to show Scott in the lead. Rasmussen had Scott ahead 50/44, and the CNN/Time poll had it a bit closer at 47/45. Quinnipiac sees the race almost identically to Rasmussen, and well outside the margin of error.
The internals have some interesting data, especially on enthusiasm. Among Scott voters, 64% are voting for Scott, while 29% are voting against Sink. Sink voters look less enthusiastic about their
candidate, with 58% voting in support of her and 35% voting against Scott. Scott scores higher on economic policy by nine points, 48/39, with that gap expanding to 48/34 among independents.
Q-poll in FL puts Scott up over Sink by six ? Hot Air
The generic red wave finally taking effect in Florida's governor's race, or something more specific? Are those risky state investments Sink approved dragging her down?
