NewsWUSF (NPR Tampa Bay)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 poll of more than 700 Hispanic Floridians shows 62% feel worse off financially than a year ago, with Democrat David Jolly leading Republican Byron Donalds 43% to 38% in the governor's race. The survey also reports 72% support for the Amendment 3 property tax relief proposal.
Read the full story at WUSF (NPR Tampa Bay)Why It Matters
The poll highlights economic pressures and voting preferences among Florida's 2.5 million Hispanic voters ahead of the November 3 election, where proposed changes to homestead exemptions could alter local government funding.
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Who's Mentioned
PersonDavid Wolfson“Pollster who conducted the survey”PersonBarbara Casanova“Founder of HispanicVotes.org and National Secretary of the Republican National H”otherAmendment 3“Property tax relief proposal”PersonByron Donalds“Republican candidate for governor”OrganizationRepublican National Hispanic Assembly“Political organization”PersonDavid Jolly“Democratic candidate for governor”OrganizationHispanicVotes.org“Statewide organization that carried out the survey”