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Donalds Holds Seven-Point Lead Over Jolly In Florida Governor’s Race, New Poll Finds

A Mason-Dixon poll found Donalds leading David Jolly in the Florida governor’s race.

Donalds Holds Seven-Point Lead Over Jolly In Florida Governor’s Race, New Poll Finds
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This article1 analysis · Oct 7, 2026
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A Mason-Dixon poll puts Byron Donalds seven points ahead of David Jolly in Florida’s governor’s race, while Ashley Moody leads the state’s Senate contest by ten points. The survey also finds support for a Florida property-tax ballot measure.

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Byron Donalds
R · FL-19

Republican candidate for Florida governor

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

Democratic candidate for Florida governor

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Independent candidate in Florida’s U.S. Senate contest

Democratic candidate in Florida’s U.S. Senate contest

Ashley Moody
R · FL · SEN

Republican candidate in Florida’s U.S. Senate contest

ALSO MENTIONED  Bryan Avila, Republican candidate for Florida lieutenant governor on Donalds’s ticket; Gwen Graham, Democratic candidate for Florida lieutenant governor on Jolly’s ticket

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Mason-Dixon Poll Shows Byron Donalds Leading Florida Governor’s Race

A Mason-Dixon poll found Byron Donalds leading David Jolly in Florida’s governor’s race. Center outlets cover that poll alongside Donalds’s campaign outreach, his exchange with Jolly and a campaign stop. Right-leaning outlets emphasize Republican leads in Florida, including among Hispanic voters.

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