Gov. Ron DeSantis' Democratic challenger, Charlie Crist, vows he won't impose a state income tax in Florida and says 6% sales tax is 'too high'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

42% : "This is simple: Charlie raised taxes as governor, supported a reckless tax-and-spend agenda in Washington, and even said he'd do it again if given the chance," DeSantis campaign spokeswoman Lindsey Curnutte told Insider.
32% : The DeSantis campaign was also referring to a 2013 MSNBC interview on "The Ed Show" in which Crist said "if necessary" he would raise taxes in the future.
24% : Crist's comment about taxes came after The View host Joy Behar asked him whether hoards of people were moving to Florida because of its low taxes.

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