As we get ever so close to Election Day, independent polls are meaning more and more and showing results which will be much more accurate than they were just a few weeks ago. That’s why heading into election day we can get a good idea of the outcome of the 2010 Florida elections for Senate and Governor by checking out some of the recent poll results.

The Senate race between Charlie Crist and Marco Rubio in Florida is one that continues to favor the Republican, Rubio. In the last 4 days, 3 major polls have shown Marco Rubio with substantial leads over Ex-Governor Charlie Crist. A Qunnipiac poll, which was released this morning shows Rubio leading Crist 42-35. A Zogby Poll on Tuesday had Rubio over Crist 40-33, and another poll by the St. Pete Times, on Sunday showed an extremely large 41-26 lead for Rubio.

The Governor’s race in Florida, however, is an entirely different story. Not only is the race for Governor close, but depending on what poll you think is the most accurate, Sink, or Scott could walk away the winner in the 2010 election. A poll today by Quinnipiac had Democrat, Sink over Republican, Scott 45-41. Just Yesterday though, Scott was ahead of Sink in a poll done by Sunshine State News. The Day prior to that, a Zogby Pole had Sink ahead of Scott 43-39. This is probably one of the most tightly fought races in the country right now, and should go down to the wire.

2010 has been an important year in Florida politics, and the elections should be exciting all around.