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The two-term Florida Senator is leading his Democratic challenger by 6 percentage points, according to a Mason-Dixon Polling & Strategy survey released earlier this month.While Demings is seen as competitive as she looks to flip the Florida Senate seat blue, the former Orlando police chief is not likely to win, according to Jessica Taylor, from the nonpartisan Cook Political Report, as the Sunshine State as increasing shifted to the right over the years.
"Demings will have money to compete and she's already at a better juncture than past statewide Democrats have been — and primary turnout this week was higher than expected for Democrats," Taylor said."But that doesn't change that Florida has become only more Republican in recent years, with a slightly redder hue despite its perpetual swing state status.
"Val Demings’ blind loyalty to Nancy Pelosi is exactly why Chuck Schumer hand-picked her to run against Marco," said the Rubio feed.
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