According to a Quinnipiac University poll released today, some Florida voters are warming up a bit to Gov. Rick Scott.
While his numbers continue to be dismal—with voters disapproving 50 to 37 percent of the job he's doing—that is an improvement from the 52 to 35 percent overall disapproval rating of August 5 and the 57 to 29 percent disapproval rating of May 25.
Asked if they like the governor as a person, no matter how they feel about his policies, voters are now split 37 to 37 percent, compared to 45 to 34 percent in Quinnipiac's August 5 survey. Women are divided at 36 to 36 percent on liking Scott, compared to a 47 to 30 percent dislike in the August survey. Men are at 39 to 38 percent, virtually unchanged from 39 to 42 percent last month.
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