Florida Gov. Rick Scott’s (R) lead over former Gov. Charlie Crist (D) has increased, according to a new poll.
The poll, conducted by NBC affiliate WFLA and SurveyUSA, found Scott with 44 percent support and Crist with 39 percent. Meanwhile, Libertarian candidate Adrian Wyllie got another 7 percent support and the remaining 9 percent said they were undecided.
The margin of error was 4.2 percentage points.
The poll’s findings are a continuation of a number of surveys that show a tightening gubernatorial race. The TPM Polltracker average finds Scott with a 0.6 point lead over Crist, a shift from April when Crist seemed to have a solid single-digit lead.
The poll was conducted from September 12 to September 15.
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Unbelievable - Rick Scott is without any redeeming qualities - yet a multitude of Floridians will act in the polar opposite of their own best interest & support him.
The only explanation is Florida.
Crist isn’t particularly popular in FL either, which is a big part of this. I am actually surprised that the undecideds aren’t much bigger to be honest, because everyone I talk to from FL is saying pretty much the same thing…they don’t like either candidate.
We must vote this sock puppet out!!
If Scott wins, Florida gets what they deserve.