The controversial battle for the US Senate in Florida is entering its final stages

TAMPA, Fla. – At this point in the election, many people already know who they want to vote for. But the campaign trail for the U.S. Senate seat is more exciting than ever.

ABC Action News reporter Michael Paluska spoke with current U.S. Senator Rick Scott and his opponent, Debbie Murcasel-Powell, on the campaign trail.

Sen. Rick Scott joined his family outside a library serving as an early voting site in Hillsborough County.

Paluska interviews Rick Scott

Paluska interviewed Mucarsel-Powell at USF after a meet and greet with students on campus.

Paluska interviews Debbie Mucarsel-Powell

The commercial that turned Senator Scott into a snake was a big talker among voters. Paluska asked both about the campaign advertisement.

Paluska asks Rick Scott about the Snake Ad

Paluska asks Debbie Mucarsel-Powell about the Snake Ad

Click for Scott’s campaign website here.

Click for Powell’s campaign website here.

The outcome could significantly affect the balance of power in the US Senate. The Democrats currently have a slim majority of 51 to 49 seats, including four independents who support the party.