TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Republicans rolled out a new plan designed to make the government smaller.

They're hoping to win over independent voters, and tea party supporters, in time for November's elections.

GOP leaders paid a visit to a small business in Virginia Thursday to roll out their proposal. It calls for cutting 100-billion dollars out of government programs, except the military. It would leave Bush era tax cuts in place for everyone... and it would repeal President Obama's health care plan - replacing it with a smaller version.

As for voters, polls show the economy and the deficit are top concerns. The ones we talked to had their own proposals.

The latest Mason-Dixon poll shows Alex Sink leading Rick Scott 47% to 40%.