FL-13/St. Pete Polls: Jolly+2

[Donerail]

Rep. David Jolly: 48%
Fmr. CFO Alex Sink: 46%
Undecided: 6%

Sample size around 900, MoE ±3%

[publicunofficial]

Makes sense. Nothing much has changed since the election.

[krazen1211]

Hmm. This thread is quite amusing.


PPP should be out with a poll showing Jolly losing soon.

[free my dawg]

Meh, I guess you gotta trust the locals more.

[IceSpear]

Makes sense. Nothing much has changed since the election.

You'd expect the higher turnout of a non special election to favor Sink, though that might be cancelled out by Jolly's incumbency now.

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

Makes sense. Nothing much has changed since the election.

You'd expect the higher turnout of a non special election to favor Sink, though that might be cancelled out by Jolly's incumbency now.

Or we could...you know...run a good candidate who actually lives in the district

[free my dawg]

Makes sense. Nothing much has changed since the election.

You'd expect the higher turnout of a non special election to favor Sink, though that might be cancelled out by Jolly's incumbency now.

Or we could...you know...run a good candidate who actually lives in the district

Let's save Justice or Ehrlich for 2016. I'm confident either would make stellar representatives.

[Vosem]

Makes sense. Nothing much has changed since the election.

You'd expect the higher turnout of a non special election to favor Sink, though that might be cancelled out by Jolly's incumbency now.

Or we could...you know...run a good candidate who actually lives in the district

Let's save Justice or Ehrlich for 2016. I'm confident either would make stellar representatives.

I'd like to strongly encourage the Democratic Party to go along with this advice and not compete in potentially competitive districts in 2014.

[free my dawg]

Makes sense. Nothing much has changed since the election.

You'd expect the higher turnout of a non special election to favor Sink, though that might be cancelled out by Jolly's incumbency now.

Or we could...you know...run a good candidate who actually lives in the district

Let's save Justice or Ehrlich for 2016. I'm confident either would make stellar representatives.

I'd like to strongly encourage the Democratic Party to go along with this advice and not compete in potentially competitive districts in 2014.

You're implying this won't be between 2002-2010 for us though. I'm pretty sure even the most hackish hacks can admit that we aren't favored.