Ring is most likely running for CFO, Jack Seiler Attorney General. Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum and Attorney John Morgan might run.

Businessman Chris King is running. Would add him, but couldn't find his candidate page, might not have one. http://www.tampabay.com/blogs/the-buzz-florida-politics/democratic-field-for-governor-is-getting-crowded-chris-king-announces/2315178

Gwen Graham endorsement from David Jolly (R)? - https://twitter.com/DavidJollyFL/status/948992301078056960

Would have to think so. She's not a sitting office-holder that he's giving a pep talk to.

I thought Jolly had switched parties.

Jolly is still a Republican, albeit a very moderate, anti-Trump one.

When do candidates choose their LG running mates? Graham and Gillum teaming up would be a strong movement, I think.

PA INDY, I think the LG will be selected almost immediately post primary, and Graham, a name good as gold in Florida, should take it. Graham-Gillum has a ring to it.

I would support that ticket Graham/Gillum 2018! You are right Bojicat it does has a ring to it.

That’s quite a jump for Gillum. Any insights? I’m having real trouble making sense of Florida polls this cycle. Lots of volatility. Must mean pollsters are not aligned on their models.

I'd say that Gravis polls can be weird.

The polls look like they've been all over the place lately. This seems to be the first one to show Gillum with a lead, and the last few polls seem to indicate that he's rising. I haven't read too much about this race, but I'm predicting Graham will win by a small percentage over Gillum with Levine underperforming his poll numbers.

Greene's entry and mega-spending are likely going to scramble the race as well.

These Florida poll numbers are wild to me. Funny enough, I've been seeing Levine ads on Facebook all the way here in Texas.

Levine's got a helluva burn rate

https://twitter.com/Politics1com/status/1032717182659178499

A victory here by the very liberal Gillum gives Republicans a shot at holding this office. Graham would have undoubtedly been the stronger GE candidate. This is very good news for Republicans. It’s now very conceivable we could see headlines after GE election night reading the picking up the Senate seat and holding the Governors office. This would defuse what could be a bad night in other places

If Graham had won, Democratic commentators would have had a field day writing articles about how Graham and Nelson are "failing to motivate the Democratic base".

One could hope that the minorities, liberal and youth would turn out to vote for Gillum and Nelson, and the Seniors and moderates who remember Nelson's service and centrism turn out to vote for him and Gillum, but I'm not sure voters work that way...

the Florida Democratic party isn't gonna get the benefit of the doubt for state candidates as long as they keep losing state elections.. that goes either way also, it seems like quite a few campaigns don't really do media buys in Miami, and it's not all because of language, is it? Graham's results in Broward/Miami-Dade would make one wonder how many times she visited the area.

Interesting observation: https://twitter.com/katherinemiller/status/1034646899784146944

Graham's results in Broward/Miami-Dade would make one wonder how many times she visited the area. Well, she spent election day morning serving coffee at the famous Cuban Versailles Restaurant in Miami.

Bad night for ST Pete Polls.. missed pretty badly here.. and also missed on FL15 with Combee and Spano.

Mealy-mouthed centrist Democrats have blown so many contested elections in Florida that it's not like they have much authority on what it takes to win. It's possible Gillum loses anyway, and the Florida Democratic Party's weaknesses are just institutional in nature. If that's the case, the party's issues with electability don't seem to stem from ideology but from other reasons.