Mr. Moderate's Gubernatorial Scorecard

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That's because to someone of Mr. Moderate's age, something being "solid" is quite positive (i.e. "Reagan will make a solid President dude!").   

Basically, he exposes his bias as a Republican hack with this list.

I also agree with the list

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Is this still accurate?

http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2010-04-30/news/os-crist-independent-20100429_1_democratic-strategist-steve-schale-charlie-crist-independent-voters

After the announcement, Crist said he even planned to register as a non-party-affiliated voter. But a news release from his campaign said that, although he planned to run for the Senate as an independent, he would remain a registered Republican.

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Far more likely is that Republican chances have gotten better in Florida.

Chiles voters have a 60/20 disapprove/approve rating for Scott.

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Far more likely is that Republican chances have gotten better in Florida.

Chiles voters have a 60/20 disapprove/approve rating for Scott.

That fact doesn't exist in a vacuum: What do those same voters think about Sink?

Even if Chiles was serving as a placeholder for Scott voters, don't placeholder candidates typically have their support wane on election day as they are no longer viable?  Who would be the ones that remain?

What does Chiles offer Scott voters that other 3rd party candidates don't?  Pretty much just inclusion int he polling and a little name recognition