Alexander Snitker for U.S. Senate 2010

The first poll to include the Libertarian U.S. Senate candidate in Florida shows Crist still leading the pack, followed by Rubio and Meek. However, the big surprise is that Snitker is polling at 12% among likely voters who are familiar with him.

Entrepreneur, author, and former Vice Presidential candidate Wayne Allyn Root gives his full endorsement to Libertarian Alexander Snitker in Florida's 2010 U.S. Senate race.

Florida U.S. Senate candidate Alex Snitker, a long-time Ron Paul supporter, congratulates Rand Paul for overcoming partisan politics in his Kentucky primary victory.

Constitutional candidates will meet, greet, and speak at one of Miami's new hot spots, and share in the food, drink and live entertainment this Saturday night.

U.S. Senate candidate Alex Snitker to speak at the free event.

Marco Rubio's honeymoon with talk radio and tea party groups may be coming to an end.

The race for the Florida U.S. Senate seat just became even more interesting as Alex Snitker becomes the first Libertarian to qualify for the ballot in the state's history.

The Alexander Snitker for U.S. Senate campaign has called a press conference on the steps of the historic State Capitol building on April 21, 2010 at 9:30 am to make a "major announcment" regarding the closely-watched Florida race.

U.S. Senate candidate Alexander Snitker has urged his rivals for Florida's open Senate seat to join him signing the 10th Amendment pledge, but so far, there are no takers.

Libertarian candidate Alexander Snitker has received only scant major media attention in the race for Florida's open U.S. Senate seat, but recent web traffic data suggests that Snitker may be winning the battle for Internet users' hearts and minds.