polls

A University of North Florida poll found that 49% of voters strongly oppose spending $375 million to install a roof on TIAA Bank Field. Eighty percent oppose splitting the cost of a new stadium with the Jaguars.

A poll from the University of North Florida also found people split over a proposed tax for Duval schools.

Fried holds a 47% to 43% lead over Crist among likely voters in the Democratic primary, according to the poll released Tuesday. But both would lose to Gov. Ron DeSantis, the poll shows.

The poll of likely voters, conducted by the Public Opinion Research Lab at the University of North Florida, showed Polson with 50.3% and Howland with 49.7%.

Matt CaldwellWith just one week to go until the November midterm election, voters in Florida are turning out already to early vote, and many are motivated…

A new Quinnipiac Poll shows Democratic Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum with a six point lead over his Republican counterpart, former U.S. Representative…

A new poll from Quinnipiac University shows Democratic incumbent Senator Bill Nelson with a six point lead over his Republican challenger, Florida…

Early voting for the Aug. 30 primary election begins next week.Here in Northeast Florida, polls open Monday in Duval, Baker, Bradford and Flagler…

A new report says Americans are more at odds with each other politically than ever before.Voters are heading to the polls today in seven states with…