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A new Quinnipiac poll taken after Hurricane Michael is showing that Senator Bill Nelson is ahead of Governor Rick Scott with 52% over 46%. In addition, 2% of those polled said that they were undecided. Among women, Senator Nelson has a 20-point lead with 59% to Scott’s 39%, and Senator Nelson also has a 22-point […]
To add insult to injury, Scott tweeted and video of Democratic Rep. Al Lawson praising the governor's hurricane relief efforts.
There you have it. Scott’s focus will indefinitely be on helping Floridians recover from the storm.
There is no resting in politics, and candidates can’t let a crisis go to waste.
In order to counter the NRA’s support of candidates that believe in gun rights, the gun control group Everytown for Gun Safety announced this week that they’re putting $2 million into stateworld elections in the sunshine state to help elect Democrats that endorse gun control measures. The announcement came the same day their founder, former […]
The Democratic “Blue Wave” never made landfall, and this "Red Wave"
So, will this storm ultimately frame these two races? Yes
The race between Scott and Nelson is considered a ‘toss-up,’ with polls showing that the two men are in a virtual tie.
In a statement released by the Gillum campaign, President Obama noted that “Andrew is a proven fighter with the courage and determination to stand up for Florida families. Andrew will fight to put the priorities of everyday people first.”
Several elected officials and candidates also appeared at the Forum, including Governor Rick Scott, Congressman Ron DeSantis and his running mate Rep. Jeanette Núñez, CFO Jimmy Patronis, Rep. Matt Caldwell, and many others.
After Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford testified and gave their accounts about the accusations brought against Judge Kavanaugh, Senator Bill Nelson took to twitter today to voice that he will be voting against Kavanaugh. This comes after a long wait of keeping his thoughts to himself and saying that he would weigh his options. […]
All of Scott’s ads have been effective, but somehow Nelson is leading in the polls. The latest NBC/Marist poll also has Nelson up, but only by 3 points.
Trump brought up the fact that Democrats, who are stonewalling the immigration reform because they oppose building a border wall, voted in favor of the Secure Fence Act of 2006.
Scott has already framed Nelson as being a career politician who embodies the very same “swamp” he and Trump look to drain.
Scott tweeted that he disagreed with Trump, stating that the "independent study" was accurate.
Senator Bill Nelson’s reelection campaign is hitting Governor Rick Scott with two advertisements referring to him as President Donald Trump’s “Amigo.” In the Spanish advertisement that’s 30 seconds, Florida voters are told, “Tell me who you hang out with, and I will tell you who you are. Rick Scott and Donald Trump are great/close friends/pals.” […]
Scott has enjoyed a slight lead over Nelson since late May, but this poll could indicate that Nelson, with the help of liberal Democratic...
Six of ten seats are currently held by Democrats are considered toss-ups, including Nelson’s.
