Rep. Byron Donalds is in a tight race for governor of Florida against Democratic nominee David Jolly. Key demographics influencing the election include older voters, where Donalds has strong support, and younger voters, where Jolly leads. Polls show Donalds with a slight edge overall, but he faces challenges among independents and black voters. The University of North Florida conducted a poll from October 12-19, indicating a close race with Donalds leading 49% to Jolly's 47%.
Key facts
- Byron Donalds is running for governor of Florida against David Jolly.
- Polls show Donalds leading Jolly 49%-47% statewide.
- 58% of voters aged 55-64 support Donalds, while Jolly leads among younger voters.
- Donald has 55% support among white voters and 10% among black voters.
- The University of North Florida poll surveyed 1,471 likely voters.
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