"A new poll … shows Donalds defeating Nunez 31-4 in a hypothetical [Republican] primary [for Florida governor], with Simpson grabbing just 3%."
That adds up to a mere 38%. Does that really mean 62% of those surveyed have no expressed preference or "don’t know"? That percentage seems surprisingly large.
"A new poll … shows Donalds defeating Nunez 31-4 in a hypothetical [Republican] primary [for Florida governor], with Simpson grabbing just 3%."
That adds up to a mere 38%. Does that really mean 62% of those surveyed have no expressed preference or "don’t know"? That percentage seems surprisingly large.
"A new poll … shows Donalds defeating Nunez 31-4 in a hypothetical [Republican] primary [for Florida governor], with Simpson grabbing just 3%."
That adds up to a mere 38%. Does that really mean 62% of those surveyed have no expressed preference or "don’t know"? That percentage seems surprisingly large.
none of them will get nominated
I think it's reasonable. The GOP primary for governor is over a year and a half away, and most people aren't thinking about it right now.
many more candidates will evaluate their positions after the state legislative session ends