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Florida Election Results: Rubio Wins Senate

Posted by Brian Krassenstein on Nov 3rd, 2010 and filed under Featured News. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

Florida Results

Florida Election Results Point to Rubio Victory

What a night it was for Florida voters. Although the outcome was expected in the Senate race, both the Governors race as well as the race for Senate is finally almost over. With approximately 90% of the votes counted in the Sunshine State, it looks Like the Republicans Fared pretty well as election results came rolling in all last night.

For the Florida Senate Seat, Republican Marco Rubio has clearly defeated both Independent candidate, and Governor, Charlie Crist, as well as Democratic candidate Kendrick Meek. With 90% of the vote counted in Florida, Rubio garnered 49% of them, while Crist had 30%, and Meek 20%, The results were pretty much expected if you followed the polls prior to the elections. Also, considering that Crist and Meek have only received approximately 50% of the total votes combines, it’s safe to say that even if Meek had dropped out of the election like some Democrats had hoped, Rubio still would have been the victor.

In the race for Governor in the state of Florida, things are extremely close. With 89% of precincts reporting this morning, Republican Rick Scott is barely ahead of his Democratic rival, Alex Sink. Scott commands 49% of the vote to Sink’s 48%. This election was fought hard to the very end by both candidates, and it may be quite a while before we hear official final results for this 2010 Florida Governor’s election. Pre-election polls had actually given Sink a very slight advantage, so Scott is fairing a bit better than expected. Having said this we still have yet to hear from 11% of the states voters.

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  • Anonymous

    Please note that Charlie Crist is the CURRENT governor of Florida, not ex-governor.

  • http://twitter.com/thestormsurfer Samuel Edwin Ward

    Also, Kendrick Meek is named Kendrick Meek. I’m not sure how you managed to miss this in your research.

  • http://twitter.com/janepoi jane poirier

    God help us all. We are in deep trouble now. Soon we’ll have oil rigs off the coast of our beautiful beaches and money stolen from the coffers. I can’t believe the people of Florida fell for big corporation advertising, now the rich will really get richer, and we the middle class will be paying their taxes for them, just so we can keep our minimum wage jobs.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_I6LM2AGAMXSONCJWIAEBKKDUUA Melesio

    Nobody has the right answer, we are all human. But the other way around, there will soon not be a middle class anymore, not even the concept of it. Apparently, you have to live it to believe it. Most Americans will never understand the danger of given one inch to socialist reformists.

  • Anonymous

    Excuse me, but I believe you are looking at this all the wrong way. The rich are out there working their butts off to achieve what they have so they don’t deserve to have more taken away than those who don’t apply themselves. The rich are out there working and half their wage is going to people that are to lazy to make their own money. Meanwhile those working less than half as hard are punished far less. I believe the rich should be applauded for working as they do, not the poor being rewarded and paid for doing nothing and wasting our money. Nobody is to unqualified to at least flip patties for a living which has more dignity than living off someone elses money that they worked for.

  • Anonymous

    Excuse me, but I believe you are looking at this all the wrong way. The rich are out there working their butts off to achieve what they have so they don’t deserve to have more taken away than those who don’t apply themselves. The rich are out there working and half their wage is going to people that are to lazy to make their own money. Meanwhile those working less than half as hard are punished far less. I believe the rich should be applauded for working as they do, not the poor being rewarded and paid for doing nothing and wasting our money. Nobody is to unqualified to at least flip patties for a living which has more dignity than living off someone elses money that they worked for.

  • Anonymous

    Excuse me, but I believe you are looking at this all the wrong way. The rich are out there working their butts off to achieve what they have so they don’t deserve to have more taken away than those who don’t apply themselves. The rich are out there working and half their wage is going to people that are to lazy to make their own money. Meanwhile those working less than half as hard are punished far less. I believe the rich should be applauded for working as they do, not the poor being rewarded and paid for doing nothing and wasting our money. Nobody is to unqualified to at least flip patties for a living which has more dignity than living off someone elses money that they worked for.

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