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Florida gubernatorial race tightens between Donalds and Jolly

The Florida gubernatorial race has become a technical tie as the election approaches. A poll from the University of North Florida (UNF) shows Republican Byron Donalds leading Democrat David Jolly by two percentage points, with Donalds at 49% and Jolly at 47%. The two-point difference falls within the poll's 2.81% margin of error.

In the U.S. Senate race, Republican Ashley Moody maintains a four-point lead over Democrat Angie Nixon. While Donalds holds a 51% lead among Cuban Americans, Jolly leads among Puerto Rican voters (51% to 35%) and the broader Latino electorate (48% to 43%).

Early in-person voting data shows a Republican advantage, with 234,959 registered Republicans having cast ballots compared to 210,883 registered Democrats, a lead of 24,076 votes. Additionally, 156 local Florida officials have endorsed Donalds for governor.

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Angie Nixon · Ashley Moody · Byron Donalds · David Jolly · Florida · University of North Florida

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