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A new Mason-Dixon poll is revealing how some Florida voters are leaning ahead of this year's gubernatorial election.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A Mason-Dixon poll released Tuesday finds more than half of registered Florida voters support Ron DeSantis’ performance as the state’s governor. Of those polled, 51% of Florida voters said between Fried and DeSantis, they would vote for DeSantis. Not surprisingly, 63% of North Florida voters said they’d vote for DeSantis, compared to 31% who would vote for Crist, with a remaining 6% undecided. When it comes to Fried, 65% of Florida voters would vote for DeSantis, 32% would vote for Fried and 3% were undecided. Mason-Dixon polled a total of 625 registered Florida voters who were interviewed live by telephone statewide from Feb. 24 through Feb. 28.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. A Mason-Dixon Poll of registered voters in Florida shows Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden with a slight lead over Republican President Donald Trump in the state. According to the poll, which was released Thursday, Biden has the support of 50% of likely general election voters, while 46% of respondents support President Trump. Regionally, President Trump has a strong lead in North Florida -- 57% percent -- compared to Biden who had the support of 40% of likely voters. Among 18- to 34-year-old people, the poll shows Biden has 66% support versus President Trumps 29% support. The poll shows of people ages 65 and up, 52% back the president while 43% support Biden.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla – A narrow majority of Floridians oppose the impeachment proceedings into President Donald Trump, according to a Mason-Dixon poll released Wednesday. The survey of 625 registered voters phoned Dec. 11-16 shows that 50% of those polled oppose impeachment while 46% support it and 4% are still undecided. Among North Florida voters, the margin was even greater, with 61% surveyed opposed to impeaching the president with 37% supporting it. The numbers unearthed in the Mason-Dixon poll are similar to recent national polls, which show support for impeachment falling. Half of voters polled statewide do not approve of how the president is doing his job.