Conservatives who were unhappy with the November presidential election outcome generally remain gloomy about the economy, while those who supported President Obama are more upbeat.
December 28, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Consumer confidence among Floridians was unchanged in December, down a bit from a peak in the fall, the University of Florida reported Thursday.
The UF Survey Research Center at the university’s Bureau of Economic and Business Research said conservatives who were unhappy with the November presidential election outcome generally remain gloomy about the economy, while those who supported President Obama are more upbeat.
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