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Poll is very unclear. Which would be the favored candidate and on the basis of which poll or other opinion? Or do you mean which is the most likely race to end up in an upset based on polling? For example, your first matchup is Desantis v Crist. Which one would be the upset? I assume Crist but the race is relatively close according the most recent 538 posted poll. https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com...ernor/florida/ So whichever won it wouldn't be as much of an upset. OR would I vote for that matchup if I think that is the matchup that is most likely for the perceived underdog to win?
Poll is very unclear. Which would be the favored candidate and on the basis of which poll or other opinion? Or do you mean which is the most likely race to end up in an upset based on polling? For example, your first matchup is Desantis v Crist. Which one would be the upset? I assume Crist but the race is relatively close according the most recent 538 posted poll. https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com...ernor/florida/ So whichever won it wouldn't be as much of an upset. OR would I vote for that matchup if I think that is the matchup that is most likely for the perceived underdog to win?
Think of it as an underdog running and he/she beats an incumbent and people say they had no chance and the polling was against them.
Out of all the options I would say Crist defeating Desantis would the greatest upset if it was to happen.
That would be epic. But I don't see it happening. Actually Nikki Fried would be more epic oh well.
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