NewsWUSF — Tampa Bay NPR (Politics)October 24, 2026Hillsborough County
Poll finds Florida Hispanic voters lean toward David Jolly and back Amendment 3 amid cost-of-living concerns
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A new survey of over 700 Hispanic Floridians shows 62% feel financially worse off than a year ago, while the gubernatorial race shows Democrat David Jolly leading Republican Byron Donalds 43% to 38%. The poll also reports 72% support for the Amendment 3 property tax relief proposal.
Read the full story at WUSF — Tampa Bay NPR (Politics)Why It Matters
The survey highlights key economic and political leanings among Florida's 2.5 million Hispanic voters ahead of the November 3 election, a demographic that comprises about 18% of the state's electorate.
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Who's Mentioned
PersonDavid Wolfson“Conducted the survey for Hispanicsvote.org”locationFlorida“State where the poll was conducted and voters reside”PersonBarbara Casanova“Founder of HispanicVotes.org and National Secretary of the Republican National H”PersonByron Donalds“Polled as trailing slightly in the gubernatorial matchup”OrganizationRepublican National Hispanic Assembly“Associated with Barbara Casanova”PersonDavid Jolly“Polled as leading the gubernatorial race slightly among Hispanic voters”OrganizationHispanicVotes.org“Conducted the survey of Florida Hispanic voters”