Some interesting, and somewhat contradictory numbers from Quinnipiac about Florida’s 2010 governor’s race, which suggests to me voters aren’t thinking that hard about a race 18 months away: “Florida Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink is ahead in the Governor’s race when matched up against State Attorney General Bill McCollum, but voters give him a better job approval rating, 51 – 16 percent, than Sink’s 39 – 17 percent,” said Peter Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute. “McCollum also has an arguably better favorability ratio, 40 – 13 percent, than does her 25 – 7 percent rating, with 66 percent who haven’t heard enough to form an opinion.”
If the 2010 Gubernatorial Election Were Held Today . . . Well, It Wouldn’t Be the 2010 Election, Then.
by Jim Geraghty
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Jim Geraghty is the senior political correspondent of National Review.
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