Florida Voters Not Hot on Marco Rubio Running for President
Sixty-eight percent of GOP voters surveyed said Rubio should not run for president.
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) reacts to President Obama's annoucement about revising policies on U.S.-Cuba relations on December 17, 2014 in Washington, DC. Rubio called the president a bad negotiator and criticized what he claimed was a deal with no democratic advances for Cuba.
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If Florida voters had their say, Marco Rubio would stay in the Senate and ditch whatever plans he may have of running for president.
A new Mason-Dixon poll found that just 15 percent of 625 registered voters in the Sunshine State wanted Rubio to seek the Republican presidential nomination, while a whopping 57 percent said it would be better if he would instead seek re-election in the U.S. Senate.