Florida Midterm Election Polls Revealed
The podcast "Politics. Policy. Polling. Pop Culture." offers a fresh, friendly look at the numbers driving the week's biggest stories in news, politics, tech, entertainment, and pop culture. Hosted by Margie Omero (Democrat) and Kristen Soltis Anderson (Republican), the podcast takes a deep dive into the public's mind by lifting the hood on the numbers.
In the latest posts, the podcast delves into voter shifts from the University of Massachusetts Lowell, voter behavior in New England from Western New England University, and key presidential primary data from the University of New Hampshire. The podcast also shares analysis from George Washington University's Battleground Poll, Marist College Polls, and the National Center for Health Statistics.
One of the most captivating topics in recent weeks has been the Florida Governor Race and the Florida U.S. Senate Race. According to the latest polls, Governor Ron DeSantis remains highly popular among Florida Republicans, with an 83% approval rating, slightly higher than Donald Trump's 82% approval in the state. His disapproval among Republicans stands at 13%, lower than Trump's 14%. In the Florida U.S. Senate Race, U.S. Senator Rick Scott, a Republican and former Florida governor, holds a 50% approval rating in Florida as of July 2025, which is his best performance since 2020. His unfavorable rating has dropped to 37%.
However, the podcast does not directly provide information about the standing of the GOP in the 2018 elections or insights into the state of gender equality for U.S. adolescents, as reported by Plan International and PerryUndem's research.
A significant event in the political landscape was the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. A record number of voters opposed the nomination, according to FOX News, and a majority of Americans opposed the nomination if Christine Blasey Ford's allegation was true, according to a poll by PBS, NPR, and Marist. However, no current polls or recent information regarding Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court nomination were found in the search results.
The podcast occasionally interviews pollsters, journalists, and other industry leaders to provide a comprehensive view of the political landscape. Related posts include analysis from the Tampa Bay Times and UFN poll showing Andrew Gillum leading DeSantis by 4 points in Florida's gubernatorial race, while Rick Scott and Bill Nelson are tied in the Senate race.
In summary, the podcast "Politics. Policy. Polling. Pop Culture." offers insights into the current polling and political landscape, particularly in Florida. For more detailed polling from specific races or topics, please specify.
- The podcast "Politics. Policy. Polling. Pop Culture." delves into the latest news regarding elections, presenting data and analysis from various renowned universities and polling organizations.
- Hosted by Margie Omero and Kristen Soltis Anderson, the podcast offers fresh perspectives on the numbers driving major stories in news, politics, tech, entertainment, and pop culture.
- One of the featured topics in the podcast has been the Florida Governor Race and the Florida U.S. Senate Race, offering insights into voter behavior and approvals for candidates like Governor Ron DeSantis and U.S. Senator Rick Scott.
- Establishments like George Washington University's Battleground Poll, Marist College Polls, and the National Center for Health Statistics are among the resources the podcast uses to offer polling insights and analysis.
- Pollsters, journalists, and other industry leaders are also interviewed to provide a comprehensive view of the political landscape, including insights from the Tampa Bay Times and UFN poll.
- In addition to polling insights, the podcast discusses the political behavior of voters during elections, such as the shifts in voting patterns from the University of Massachusetts Lowell and Western New England University.
- The podcast does not consistently provide information about the standing of parties or trends such as gender equality, as reported by organizations like Plan International and PerryUndem's research.
- Occasionally, the podcast covers significant events in the political landscape, like the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, discussing the public's response and insights from prominent polls like those conducted by FOX News and PBS, NPR, and Marist.
