Byron Donalds vs. David Jolly—Latest Top-Rated Poll as Trump Jr. in Florida
Summary
A New York Times and Siena University poll put Republican Byron Donalds ahead of Democrat David Jolly by 48% to 44% in Florida’s governor’s race. The poll also showed Republican Ashley Moody with a 6-point lead over Democrat Angie Nixon, while Donald Trump Jr. and President Trump were scheduled to campaign in Florida ahead of the election.Key Facts
- Donalds led Jolly by 4 percentage points, 48% to 44%, in the new poll.
- Jolly led among independent voters, 52% to 35%.
- Six percent of Republicans said they would vote for Jolly, while 4% of Democrats said they would vote for Donalds.
- Twenty-two percent of respondents were unsure about Donalds or had not heard of him; the figure was 34% for Jolly.
- Forty-four percent viewed Donalds favorably and 34% unfavorably; 36% viewed Jolly favorably and 30% unfavorably.
- The poll gave Republican U.S. Senator Ashley Moody a 6-point lead over Democrat Angie Nixon.
- RealClearPolitics’ polling aggregate showed Donalds ahead by 5 points as of Thursday; other cited polls showed leads of 8 points and 6 points.
- Donald Trump Jr. was scheduled to appear with Donalds at a rally in Hialeah, and President Trump was scheduled to hold a rally in Daytona Beach.
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