NewsWUSF — Tampa Bay NPR (Local & State)October 24, 2026Hillsborough County
Poll: Florida's Hispanic voters back Amendment 3, lean Democratic in tightening governor's race
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A new survey of over 700 Hispanic Floridians shows 62% feel financially worse off than a year ago, while 72% support the Amendment 3 property tax relief proposal and 43% favor Democrat David Jolly over Republican Byron Donalds for governor. The poll was released Friday by the organization HispanicVotes.org and conducted between October 14-18.
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The survey highlights the political leanings and economic concerns of over 2.5 million Hispanic voters who comprise roughly 18% of Florida's electorate ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
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Who's Mentioned
PersonDavid Wolfson“Conducted the survey for Hispanicsvote.org”PersonBarbara Casanova“Founder of HispanicVotes.org and political strategist”PersonByron Donalds“Polled at 38% in the gubernatorial race”OrganizationRepublican National Hispanic Assembly“National organization where Casanova serves as National Secretary”PersonDavid Jolly“Polled at 43% in the gubernatorial race”OrganizationHispanicVotes.org“Statewide organization that released the survey”