'Grayson, who made himself a lightning rod with his combative defense of liberal policies, is being challenged in the 8th District by one of Florida's most experienced politicians. Webster served as House speaker and Senate majority leader during a 28-year legislative career.
The outcome, though, might be decided by Florida Tea Party candidate Peg Dunmire, an Orlando financial adviser. The Florida Tea Party is separate from the Republican-leaning tea party movement. Its leaders deny being in cahoots with Democrats, but Jewett said diverting a few percentage points from Republicans could make a difference in a close race.
Besides his big fundraising advantage, Grayson has the benefit of a 12,000 voter Democratic edge over the GOP in registration.
"Even though he's outrageous and over the top, the Democratic base loves him," Jewett said. "While there's an enthusiasm gap across the country for Democrats according to all polls, and probably in Florida, in his district that won't necessarily be the case."'
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'diverting a few percentage points from Republicans could make a difference in a close race.
Besides his big fundraising advantage, Grayson has the benefit of a 12,000 voter Democratic edge over the GOP in registration.'