By many measures, Republican Rick Scott should have a strong case for a second term as governor. But along a stretch of central Florida, a crucial swing-voting area, middle-class voters are seeing a tepid economic turnaround.
October 20, 2014 at 09:00 AM
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By many measures, Republican Rick Scott should have a strong case for a second term as governor.
Elected four years ago, the former businessman reduced taxes, cut regulations and recruited businesses to help revive the economy. Florida is bouncing back, and Scott is claiming credit for adding 613,000 jobs and trimming unemployment to 6.1 percent.
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