This slice of the article jumped out at me:
“Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson also holds a 4 percentage point lead over Gov. Rick Scott in the race for Nelson’s Senate seat while Democratic gubernatorial nominee Andrew Gillum holds a 4 percentage point lead over Republican Ron DeSantis. The poll’s results are only within Florida’s 27th congressional district, which includes a parts of Miami Beach, Kendall, downtown Miami and Little Havana, a district that is more Democratic-leaning than the state as a whole.”
If the poll’s results are only within the 27th district, then it is saying that Nelson and Gillum are only running 4 points ahead in that district...in a district Hillary carried by 20 and still lost the state.
That is pretty terrible news for them, if true.
Good point.
It is. The Dems would need margins of, what, 25%, in that district to win statewide ?
As an aside, I’m shocked how old, scary and fugly Shalala looks. Is that the best the Dems can do in that seat ? Why would she want to START a House career at the age of 78 ? If the Dems ran a younger Hispanic candidate, they’d probably be ahead. Not that I’m complaining...
toss up district. Little Havana.
Shalala running behind top of ticket. No surprise
D+5, fwiw.