This week, Florida Governor Ronald D. DeSantsis received endorsements from the Everglades Trust and the Florida Farm Bureau Federation Farm PAC, and a new survey indicates that he leads his Democratic opponent Charlie Crist among independent voters.
The Everglades Trust Support is almost uncharacteristic of a conservative Republican, but the DeSantis Administration has prioritized cleaning up the state, thus the DeSantis campaign is now highlighting its environmental achievements.
At a Tuesday ceremony held by the Florida Strawberry Growers, the governor collected the second endorsement from the Florida Farm Bureau Federation Farm PAC, surrounded by tractors and blue jeans.
Additionally, the governor published a new advertisement named “Results.
More than 20 individuals praised DeSantis for sticking up for them in the advertisement, including a nurse, waiter, educator, priest, and police officer, among others.
They applauded the governor not just for keeping the schools, businesses, and churches open, but also for defending them throughout the cultural wars. Among the highlighted individuals is a young female swimmer who thanked the governor for safeguarding her ability to participate; however, Isabella Valle, a Special Olympics golfer, may have sent the most moving letter. When the Special Olympics International attempted to enforce a vaccination requirement on all of its participants, DeSantis stepped in and outlawed the requirement in the state, allowing Valle to continue competing.
The combination of the two is the commercial’s emotional fulcrum.
Swimmer: “You let us compete.”
Isabella Valle: “All of us.”
Lastly, a recent survey conducted by Susquehanna Polling and Research indicates that DeSantis leads Crist by four points, 47% to 43%. The issue is whether or whether the competition is intensifying. DeSantis leads among independents, which is crucial given that he lost their support four years ago.
The governor’s favorable-unfavorable ratings are 50 percent favorable and 43 percent unfavorable, giving him a score of plus seven.
In contrast, his Democratic opponent, Charlie Crist, has a minus 13 favorability rating with 35 percent favorable to 48 percent unfavorable.
The preceding is a summary of an article that originally appeared on Oann.
