Florida Voters Favor Guiliani and Clinton

MIAMI (AP) _ Florida voters still favor Rudy Giuliani and Hillary Rodham Clinton.

That's according to a new poll of presidential candidates from both parties.

Almost 50 percent of Democrats favor the New York Senator. In second place was Barack Obama with 24 percent. Meanwhile, 36
percent of Republicans picked the former New York City mayor, and 19 percent said they would vote for Mitt Romney.

The telephone poll showed a slight lead for Giuliani in the general election if he faced Clinton.

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