Key Rick Scott adviser resigns

TALLAHASSEE -- Gov. Rick Scott's chief adviser Mary Anne Carter announced her resignation.  According to the St.Petersburg times, she was Scott's most influential adviser. 

Carter's family lives in Tennessee. In a note to the Florida, governor, Carter wrote: 

"I appreciate your asking me to serve a while longer in your administration," Carter said in her resignation letter. "I have had a wonderful time and while tempting, I believe it is in my best interest to stay with my original timeline of leaving at the end of this month. I have family obligations that demand my attention, and I want to return to my business practice as another election cycle begins."

According to the latest Quinnipiac Poll on May 25,2011 Florida voters disapproved 57 - 29 percent of the job Gov. Rick Scott is doing, the worst score of any governor in the states surveyed by the university. 


Scott's ratings dropped down from a 48 - 35 percent disapproval in an Quinnipiac's April 6 survey. 

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