Back in 2018, a similar result in Miami-Dade was *just* enough for Scott/DeSantis to squeak out a narrow victory while doing worse than Trump elsewhere in the state. It's quite possible the 2020 FL map looks quite a bit like 2018, regardless of the winner
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I think it's the humidity. Scrambles their brains
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If he's doing that badly in Miami Dade and still leading polls I assume the rest of the state has shifted right? Also I assume polls in FL don't take into account the numerous numbers of Puerto Ricans thatt migrated there after the hurricane
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It's because Biden is doing well with White and older voters so places like the Tampa Bay Area are swinging Dem.
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So Trump is in great shape, what a surprise from Nate.
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This population is hard to poll and likes to mislead pollsters
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I know that Biden can technically win without Florida (lots of maps show that); however, it really feels like Florida will decide this election. If Biden wins Florida , the has gotten enough white vote to do well in the Midwest. I think Florida is more than just icing on the cake
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