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Decision 2026: Who's Leading in Florida? Here are the latest poll results

A poll found Donalds leading Democrat David Jolly in the Florida governor’s race.

Decision 2026: Who's Leading in Florida? Here are the latest poll results
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This article1 analysis · Oct 8, 2026
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A new NBC6/Telemundo poll found Republican candidates leading in Florida’s gubernatorial and U.S. Senate races, with voters also weighing a proposed tax amendment and several policy issues.

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Byron Donalds
R · FL-19

Republican candidate for Florida governor

PRIMARY SUBJECT
David W. Jolly
Former U.S. Representative (R-FL)

Democratic candidate for Florida governor

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Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President of the United States; the poll measured Florida voters’ approval of his job performance

Independent candidate in the Florida U.S. Senate race

Democratic candidate in the Florida U.S. Senate race

Ashley Moody
R · FL · SEN

Republican candidate in the Florida U.S. Senate race

Ron DeSantis
Former U.S. Representative (R-FL)

Florida governor, whose term limit is noted in the governor’s race coverage

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Byron Donalds Releases Ads Featuring Trump and DeSantis Endorsements

Donalds’s campaign has released ads targeting David Jolly as the two compete in Florida’s governor’s race. Center outlets pair coverage of Donalds’s Trump and DeSantis endorsements with polling and a report on an ad criticizing him. Right-leaning outlets emphasize his poll lead and an ad portraying Jolly as too far left for Florida.

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