New Florida Gov Poll Shows Worrying Signs For Gwen Graham

A new poll is exposing the weakness of Gwen Graham’s already paltry support.

According to the poll, if a Patrick Murphy/David Jolly ticket enters the race, Gwen Graham would fall to third place.  Despite months of campaigning and being touted as an establishment front-runner, Graham would only muster 12 percent of support against a failed Senate candidate, who’s most notable for making up his resume, and a former D.C. lobbyist, who couldn’t even beat Charlie Crist in a Congressional race.

The fact that Graham’s supporters are so eager to jump ship confirms the narrative that her “boring” campaign is falling flat with voters.

Tampa Bay Times Reports:

“With David Jolly as his Republican running mate, former Florida Congressman Patrick Murphy would lead the Democratic field for governor, according to a poll released Friday.

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Murphy, who gained some statewide recognition in a 2016 run for Senate against Marco Rubio, would take 21 percent of the Democratic primary vote if voters know Jolly, a former congressman from Pinellas County turn cable TV news critic of President Trump, would be his lieutenant governor.

Philip Levine, the former Miami Beach mayor who has spent millions so far on TV ads, would get 17 percent of the vote, Gwen Graham 12 percent, Andrew Gillum 6, Chris King 3.”