Byron Donalds Leads David Jolly 48%-44% in Florida Governor Poll as 7% Remain Undecided
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Updated · The New York Times · Oct 28
Byron Donalds Leads David Jolly 48%-44% in Florida Governor Poll as 7% Remain Undecided
3 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Oct 28
Summary
48% to 44% — Republican Byron Donalds holds a 4-point edge over Democrat David Jolly in a New York Times/Siena poll released less than a week before Election Day.
7% of Florida voters are still undecided, the highest share among the governor and Senate races polled in Florida, South Carolina and Minnesota, leaving Jolly room to close the gap.
Florida’s tight race underscores Republican headwinds: Ron DeSantis won re-election in the state by more than 19 points four years ago, while Donalds has been campaigning hard for Black voters and outraising Jolly.
The Oct. 19-26 survey interviewed 813 Florida voters by phone, mostly on cellphones, and carries a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 3.9 to 4.3 points.