Florida poll

• Florida voters aren't sure if they want Las Vegas-style casinos in the state, but they are certain they don't want Tallahassee to make the decision, according to a new poll by The Miami Herald and other news organizations released late Sunday.
(Miami Herald)
• Your choice could determine who will take on President Obama this November, and it could be Mitt Romney's race to lose.
(Central Florida News 13)
• Florida Republican voters seem to have a clear favorite as to whom should represent their party for a chance at the U.S. Senate seat held by Democrat Bill Nelson in November: The name may sound familiar: Connie Mack IV.
(Bay News 9)
• Just days before the Florida presidential primary, an exclusive statewide Florida Decides poll finds Mitt Romney with a solid lead.
(Bay News 9)
• A new InsiderAdvantage poll conducted Sunday night of likely Republican voters in the state of Florida shows a significant surge for Newt Gingrich. The poll has Romney leading with 36 percent of voters, followed by Gingrich at 31 percent.
(NewsMax.com)
• Former Bay State Gov.
(Lowell Sun)
• The magnitude gets multiplied when its a community irrigation system or commercial-size swimming pool at a neighborhood, condominium or hotel. Water has a way of finding its way out, said Eddie Iglesias, president of Florida Pool and Leak Specialists.
(Sun Sentinel)
• Jan. 26 (Bloomberg) -- Mitt Romney fares better than Republican rival Newt Gingrich in a matchup against President Barack Obama among registered voters in the swing state of Florida, a Quinnipiac University poll shows.
(Businessweek)
• Santorum is attending a GOP rally in Pensacola. According to Jacksonvilles Florida Times-Union, a new poll shows a shift in the GOP field. In the Times-Union/Insider Advantage Poll, Romney leads with 40.3 percent, ahead of Ginrichs 32.3 percent.
(msnbc.com)