FL-PPP: Clinton leads Bush & Ryan by 13; Rubio by 16

[Mr. Morden]

PPP general election poll of Florida:

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2013/03/floridians-tepid-on-bush-rubio-bids.html

Clinton 53%
Bush 40%

Clinton 56%
Rubio 40%

Clinton 54%
Ryan 41%

Jeb Bush favorability/unfavorability:
50/37% for +13%

Hillary Clinton favorability/unfavorability:
56/37% for +19%

Rubio job approval/disapproval:
44/43% for +1%

Should Bush run for president in 2016?
yes 33%
no 51%

Should Rubio run for president in 2016?
yes 37%
no 53%

[Warren 4 Secretary of Everything]

Wow, I thought Rubio was way more popular than that.

[Mr. Morden]

Huge gender gap on all the "Clinton vs. X" matchups, as we've seen before.

Also, among Republicans only:

Jeb Bush favorability/unfavorability:
79/15% for +64%

Rubio job approval/disapproval:
69/21% for +48%

Among Democrats only:

Hillary Clinton favorability/unfavorability:
80/16% for +64%

[BluegrassBlueVote]

As ardent as a Hillary supporter as I fashion myself to be, I have to admit that her presence is making for some pretty stale polling.

[Mehmentum]

As ardent as a Hillary supporter as I fashion myself to be, I have to admit that her presence is making for some pretty stale polling.

Mostly in Democratic primary polling, it is interesting which Republican leaning state she'll be leading in next.

[King]

This is why I believe Rubio won't run in 2016 if it's against Hillary.  If he sits out, he'll have a better chance to retain his seat and try for 2020.  With these numbers, he'd surely not only lose at President but lose re-election in the tide.