Charlie Crist

Former Gov. Charlie Crist, R-Fla., explains what aspect of the Romney campaign appeals to Floridians as he continues to lead in the polls.

McCain and Obama skirmish, the Round Mound of Rebound declares his intentions, and Charlie Crist does democracy a solid. CAMPAIGN UPDATE knows that election news and weird jokes go together like a popped-collar meathead and a vacant-eyed blonde. Created by Mark Ganek and Brett Erlich, Campaign Update strives to be the dumbest smart show on television. Bookmark us and check us out every weekday at current.com/campaignupdate

NBC’s Chuck Todd and Joy-Ann Reid of theGrio join Hardball’s Chris Matthews discuss the possible move, which would unite the center-left behind Charlie Crist in his fight against Marco Rubio.

After getting delayed by football talk, Joe Scarborough asks NBC News political director Chuck Todd discuss Charlie Crist's and Meg Whitman's performances in recent debates, as well as how turnout will determine the outcome in key congressional races.

Independent Senate candidate Charlie Crist and Republican Marco Rubio teamed up to attack Democrat Kendrick Meeks in Florida, while Republican Meg Whitman and Democrat Jerry Brown talked about being positive in California’s gubernatorial debate.

Republican-turned-Independent candidate for U.S. Senate, Charlie Crist, approached President Bill Clinton to cut a deal whereby Democratic candidate Kendrick Meek would drop out. Nancy Cordes reports.

CBS News Director of Elections Anthony Salvanto and John Dickerson discuss what's at stake in Tuesday's GOP races in Utah, South Carolina and Colorado as well as Gov. Charlie Crist's (I-Fla.) comeback in the Sunshine State.

Maggie Rodriguez talks to Democratic Senatorial candidate, Kendrick Meek about the reports of a deal between Independent Charlie Crist and President Bill Clinton.

As Miami prepares for Super Bowl XLIV, Gov. Charlie Crist, R - Fla., spoke to Maggie Rodriguez about the big game's economic boost and running for the U.S. senate.

Bob Schieffer spok with Fernando Suarez from St. Petersburg, Fla. about Gov. Charlie Crist's upcoming party change announcement and Juan Zarate reviewed global politics of the week.

After 24 years as a republican, Fla. Gov. Charlie Crist is running as an Independent candidate for the U.S. Senate. As Kelly Cobiella reports, this switch is stirring up controversy in Washington.