Florida Senate (2000)
Fav/Unfav
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HAMILTON & BEATTIE (D)
A Hamilton & Beattie (D) poll, conducted 3/15-21/99 and released to the DSCC, surveyed 600 likely Dem primary voters; margin of error +/- 4% (release, 3/29/99). Dems tested: Insur. Commis. Bill Nelson, Reps. Peter Deutsch (20) and Robert Wexler (19) and EPA Admin. Carol Browner.
Fav/Unfav
Nelson 66%/ 8%
Browner 25 / 5
Wexler 22 / 6
Deutsch 17 / 5
JOHN MCLAUGHLIN & ASSOCIATES (R)
A John McLaughlin & Assoc. poll, conducted 10/15-18/00 for Rep. Bill McCollum (R-08), surveyed 600 likely voters; margin of error +/- 4% (release, 10/20). Tested: McCollum, Insur. Commis. Bill Nelson, Dem state Rep. Willie Logan (I) and ex-IN U.S. Rep. Joel Deckard (Reform).
Fav/Unfav
McCollum 38%/23%
Nelson 38 /23
A John McLaughlin and Associates (R) poll, conducted 3/2-5/00 for Rep. Bill McCollum (R-08); surveyed 500 likely GOP primary voters; margin of error +/- 4/4% (release, 3/6). Tested: McCollum and state ed. commis. Tom Gallagher (R) (release, 3/7).
Fav/Unfav ID
McCollum 43%/8% 79%
Gallagher 43 /8 85
MARKETING RESEARCH INSTITUTE (R)
A Marketing Research Institute (R) poll, conducted the week of 8/30-9/3/99 for the non-partisan business think thank Florida Free, surveyed 800 regis. voters; margin of error +/- 3.5% (release, 10/4). Tested: Insur. Commis. Bill Nelson (D), Educ. Commis. Tom Gallagher (R), LG Frank Brogan (R) and Rep. Bill McCollum (R-08). Note: This poll was conducted before Brogan bowed out and before Dem state Rep. Willie Logan officially declared his indie bid.
Fav/Unfav ID
Gallagher 43%/ 8% 81%
Nelson 41 / 6 66
Brogan 25 / 8 59
McCollum 22 /12 56
MASON-DIXON
A Mason-Dixon poll, conducted 6/23-26/00, surveyed 811 regular voters; margin of error +/- 3.5% (release, 6/28). Tested: Insur. Commis. Bill Nelson (D), Rep. Bill McCollum (R-08) and Dem state Rep. Willie Logan (I).
Fav/Unfav ID
Nelson 44%/13% 88%
McCollum 33 /19 82
Logan 10 / 6 35
A Mason-Dixon poll, conducted 10/7-10/99 for various media outlets, surveyed 630 regular voters; margin of error +/- 4%. Subsample: 369 likely GOP primary voters; +/- 5.6% (release, 10/14). Tested: Insur. Commis. Bill Nelson (D), Educ. Commis. Tom Gallagher (R), Rep. Bill McCollum (R-08) and Dem state Rep. Willie Logan (I).
Among All Fav/Unfav ID
Nelson 44%/12% 84%
Gallagher 37 / 9 84
McCollum 24 /17 62
Logan 8 / 3 27
A Mason-Dixon poll, conducted 3/29-4/1/99 for various media outlets, surveyed 623 regis. voters; margin of error +/- 4%; GOPers tested: Rep. Bill McCollum (08), Educ. Commis. Tom Gallagher (R), '98 nominee Charlie Crist (R), Senate Pres. Toni Jennings (R), Rep. Charles Canady (12) and Rep. Joe Scarborough (01). Dems tested: Insur. Commis. Bill Nelson (D), Rep. Robert Wexler (19), Rep. Peter Deutsch (20) and Miami-Dade Mayor Alex Penelas (D) (release, 4/6).
Fav/Unfav ID
Nelson 42%/11% 81%
Gallagher 37 / 8 78
McCollum 27 /18 68
Jennings 21 / 4 48
Crist 19 /12 60
Penelas 13 / 3 33
Wexler 11 / 5 32
Canady 8 / 5 34
Scarborough 8 / 4 30
Deutsch 7 / 4 25
THE MELLMAN GROUP (D)
A DSCC poll, conducted 3/27-30/99 by The Mellman Group (D), surveyed 600 likely voters; margin of error +/- 4% (release, 4/27). Tested: Nelson, Senate Pres. Toni Jennings (R), House Speaker John Thrasher (R), '98 GOP nominee Charlie Crist and McCollum. Not Tested: Gallagherm, Reps. Deutsch, Wexler, Charles Canady (R-12), Porter Goss (R-14) and Joe Scarborough (R-01).
Personal Ratings Fav/Unfav
Nelson 38%/11%
McCollum 25 /16
Crist 15 /10
Jennings 13 / 5
Thrasher 9 / 5
U.S. TERM LIMITS
A U.S. Term Limits poll, conducted 3/14/99 by Rasmussen Research, surveyed 500 likely statewide voters; margin of error +/- 4.5% (release, 3/15/99). Tested: Rep. Bill McCollum (R-08).
McCollum Fav/Unfav
Favorable 20%
Unfavorable 21
Not Sure 49
Fav/Unfav On McCollum After His
Term Limits Record* Is Described
All GOP Ind
Favorable 15% 19% 9%
Unfavorable 48 40 60
Not Sure 38 -- --
* "McCollum says he's for term
limits, but he has stayed in office for 18
years and refused to place any limits on
himself. He did not support Florida's Eight
is Enough term limits initiative. In Congress,
McCollum introduced legislation that would have
overturned term limits initiatives passed by
voters in 23 states."
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