Florida poll: Republicans lead in the races for governor and Senate
Nixon is Moody’s challenger, and the poll put her ten points behind the incumbent senator.

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The article supplies specific polling results and methodological details, and it places the findings in election and issue context. It offers little direct response from Republican officials, and the reported results remain snapshots from a limited survey.
HOW WE SCORE ↗The article presents polling results across candidates and voter groups, with survey methods disclosed. Its issue discussion includes a Democratic official’s view but no comparable Republican response.
- Source diversity — The poll provides results across parties and voter groups, but only one party official is quoted.
- Counterarguments presented — Party differences in poll responses are reported, though opposing officials do not directly respond.
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The article presents polling figures and issue findings in largely neutral language, without a discernible partisan framing.
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- Source selection — Polling data and one Democratic official’s comments are included; the article does not rely on that comment to frame the race results.
- Framing — The piece is organized around poll results and voter attitudes.
A Florida poll found Republican Byron Donalds leading Democrat David Jolly in the governor’s race and Republican Sen. Ashley Moody leading challenger Angie Nixon in the Senate race. It also showed mixed views among Hispanic voters and divided opinions on immigration enforcement and a property-tax measure.
The NBC South Florida/Telemundo Station Group poll put Donalds ahead of Jolly by 48% to 41%, and Moody ahead of Nixon by 50% to 40%. Among Hispanic voters, Donalds led 48% to 43% and Moody led 47% to 40%. The survey also found that Trump’s job approval was split among Florida likely voters, with 48% approving and 48% disapproving.
Inflation and the cost of living were the most frequently named issue likely to influence voters. The article reports that views on cooperation between state and local officials and federal immigration authorities differed sharply by party. It also describes support for a proposed property-tax exemption measure, which 55% of surveyed voters backed. The overall poll surveyed 625 likely voters and had a margin of error of four percentage points; a separate survey of 400 Hispanic voters had a five-point margin of error.
Community verdict
VOTING CLOSEDNo good or bad look here
This story reports what happened without casting Nixon in a good or bad light, so readers don’t rate it and it doesn’t count toward Nixon’s record.
People in this story
SWIPE →Democratic candidate for Florida governor
Jolly's version of this story ↗U.S. senator from Florida and Republican Senate candidate
Moody's version of this story ↗President of the United States; his job approval and standing with Florida voters are reported
Former president, mentioned for his 2020 result in Miami-Dade County
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee chair
Florida governor
Former Democratic primary opponent of Angie Nixon
Part of a bigger story
7 OUTLETSA Mason-Dixon poll found Ashley Moody leading Angie Nixon in Florida’s Senate race and Byron Donalds leading David Jolly in the governor’s race. Center outlets emphasize the poll’s margins and findings about voter groups and policy views. Right-leaning outlets likewise report Republican leads, highlighting Democrats’ standing among Hispanic voters in one article and the governor’s race in another.
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