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Average:
Rick Scott: 44.8%
Bill Nelson: 46.8%
UNF Results:
Rick Scott: 46
Bill Nelson: 47
St. Pete Polls Results:
Rick Scott: 49
Bill Nelson: 48
CBS News/YouGov Results:
Rick Scott: 46
Bill Nelson: 46

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Bill Nelson is going to win the Florida Senate Race because he has been in the Senate for three terms, there is a controversial Republican President, and has a slight edge in the polls.
1.     has an average approval rating of 46.8% while Scott has 44.8%
2.     has a very large resume and has had the Senate seat for 3 terms now
3.     has the incumbent advantage
4.     illegal immigrants may not vote for Scott

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Must be 18 years of age
Citizen of the U.S.
Legal resident of Florida
Can receive registration applications at local election offices

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Voter Turnout in Last Election:
2016 Election - 44.3% Democratic
and 52% Republican
Senate: Republican controlled w/
25 seats
House: Republican controlled w/
79 seats

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Demographic Makeup:
75.9% Caucasian
16.1% African American
2.6% Asian
2.5% other races
2.5% 2+ races
0.1% native islanders

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Immigration
1.    He "does not favor separating families" and said lawmakers had failed to secure the borders, which has resulted in chaos.
Taxes
Healthcare
1.     Efforts to block key parts of the Affordable Care Act
2.     Supports expanding Medicaid as a "compassionate, common-sense step forward"

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1. Incumbent - defending his seat (4th term) (Senate Armed Services Committee)
2. Education: University of Florida, Yale, University of Virginia Law School
3. Has plenty of previous experience in both Congress and Senate

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1. Governor
2. Joined Navy and used G.I. bill to attend college
3. Education: University of Missouri, Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law

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Immigration
1.   Supports the Keep Families Together Act - would prohibit children from being separated from their parents within 100 miles of the U.S. border with the exception of situations like abuse or neglect
Healthcare
Taxes

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NextEra Energy, The Villages, GEO Group, Home Depot, Lewis Bear Co, State Farm Insurance, United Technologies, HCA Inc, Acadia Healthcare, Club for Growth, Greenberg Traurig LLP, Dex Imaging, Station Casinos, Covelli Enterprises, Ryan LLC, BGR Group, State of Florida, Full Sail, Fanjul Corp, T&D Concrete, Villages of Lake Sumter

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Planned Parenthood, Campaign for working families, National Right to Life Committee, NARAL Pro-Choice America, Communications Workers of America, League of Conservative Voters

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Associated Industries of Florida (AIF), Gov. Ricardo Rossello of Puerto Rico, Associated builders and contractors, Campaign for working families, Florida Chamber of Commerce, Florida Right to Life, Club for Growth

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Harris Corp, Democracy Engine, League of Conservative Voters, Akerman LLP, Comcast Corp, Charter Communications, Granite Telecommunications, Alphabet Inc, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Leon Medical Centers, Berger Singerman PA, Breakthru Beverage Group, CSX Corp, Delta Airlines, Cox Enterprises, Carnival Corp, Greenberg Traurig LLP, University of Florida, Blackstone Group, DaVita Inc