evidence: Scott has said he would have signed the six-week bill had it come across his desk when he was governor. The state Democratic party said in a Thursday news release that Scott’s support for the measure "could cost him his Senate seat." [...] "Anna Paulina Luna’s enthusiastic support for a near total abortion ban and her obsessive opposition to exceptions for rape put her grossly out of touch with Tampa Bay voters," Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee spokesperson Lauryn Fanguen said. "Women will soon be living in the archaic nightmare with no access to abortion that Luna has so fervently argued for." [...] Rubio’s office did not respond to questions about his stance on the six-week bill. However, a spokesperson referred a reporter to a strategy memo that Rubio’s office distributed in January outlining what he described as a winning political plan for the anti-abortion movement.