Marco Rubio pledged that he would not run again for the senate, no matter what happened with the presidential race, but GOP leaders begged him to reconsider as they believed him to be the best chance to retain that seat.
With 54% of the vote tallied, Rubio had a commanding lead 71% to 19% over Millionaire developer Carlos Beruff.
Now Marco will likely face off against Patrick Murphy who is soundly trouncing the off-kilter Alan Grayson by a 60% to 17% margin.
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