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Of the last 13 polls, Rubio is winning on all 13. RCP Prediction is GOP HOLD but the funnier thing in your wishful thinking is that Demings will bring enough blue votes for Crist to win. It's going to be a blue wave win in Florida in 2022 because Floridians will ignore the #1 issue in the election, economy. Thanks for the laugh.
Maybe in political circles. But how many people even know who the speaker of their state house is?
True to a point, but Rubio and Crist often clashed when Crist was Governor and had some public spats. Anyway point being, while it was certainly unexpected that the Primary turned out the way it did, and Crist went in as the favorite and more well known, Rubio was far from some nobody.
FWIW, I fully expect both Rubio and DeSantis to win. It is unlikely to be a blowout in either race, as the political dynamics of Florida just doesn't lend itself to that, but unlikely to be the close races we saw in 2018 either.
True to a point, but Rubio and Crist often clashed when Crist was Governor and had some public spats. Anyway point being, while it was certainly unexpected that the Primary turned out the way it did, and Crist went in as the favorite and more well known, Rubio was far from some nobody.
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That wasn't my point. Rubio was speaker of the house for 2 years 2006 to 2008 and quit and went to the private sector to teach for 2 years, he had NO political power then and Crist was the current governor of the state.
Crist became Florida Senator in 1992 out of nowhere since he was a civilian. Being Florida Senator and then later Florida governor beats anything Rubio did up to 2008 in political power and money machine.
Crist with his war chest and resume should had never been losing by over 30% to small potatoes Rubio in the 2010 primaries that made him leave the party and lose by 20% in the general in a 3 horse race.
It means that Crist p@ssed off a lot of people and burned too many bridges. Then he blamed the base instead of himself and joins the Democrats.
538 is nonsense and this poll is nonsense. Desantis is going to cruise to victory.
These August and September polls are the Democrats last gasp at suppressing the republicans.
Charlie Crist has 0% chance to win. Come on.
538 shows DeSantis winning with 6% lead not sure why you think it's nonsense. There was one poll listed that had Crist winning that is far from the average. Democrats will hold the Senate if you think any different then that is wishful thinking.
538 shows DeSantis winning with 6% lead not sure why you think it's nonsense. There was one poll listed that had Crist winning that is far from the average. Democrats will hold the Senate if you think any different then that is wishful thinking.
Anyone who lives in Florida, i.e. not Arizona and New York liberals, knows it nonsense.
By the way, a new Siena College poll dropped today. DeSantis is up 8 points over Crist, 49% to 41%. Rubio is up 7 points over Demings, 48% to 41%:
It appears DeSantis is doing a good job overseeing the hurricane relief effort. Probably good for a 2-3 point pop. In any event he's got Fl. this Nov. in the bag.
538 shows DeSantis winning with 6% lead not sure why you think it's nonsense. There was one poll listed that had Crist winning that is far from the average. Democrats will hold the Senate if you think any different then that is wishful thinking.
It's not that far-fetched. The PA race is tightening up, Johnson is pulling away in Wisconsin, Walker has closed most of the gap in Georgia, and nobody seems to be paying any attention to Nevada where Laxalt has pulled ahead of Cruz-Mastro.
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