Overview
- The survey finds 50% of Florida voters approve of the governor’s performance and 46% disapprove, with 4% unsure.
- His approval is down from 53% in March 2025 as net favorability narrowed from +11 to +4, his second-weakest showing in Mason-Dixon data since taking office.
- Support declined over the past year among independents (51% to 41%), Hispanics (57% to 49%), and Black voters (16% to 7%), with Black voters now 84% disapproving.
- Partisan views are sharply split, with 86% of Republicans approving and 87% of Democrats disapproving, and he is stronger with men (56% approve) than women (45% approve, 49% disapprove).
- Mason-Dixon surveyed 625 registered voters by phone Jan. 8–12, reporting a ±4 percentage point margin of error and noting wider uncertainty for subgroup estimates.