Here's a recent @nprpolitics story on that surge and it's possible effect on the Florida Senate race:https://www.npr.org/2018/06/14/619286171/at-issue-in-florida-senate-campaign-whos-fighting-for-puerto-rico …
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Is it a possibility that they may lean more conservatively that pollsters had assumed?
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They plan to have very long lines, so many will get discouraged and leave. They plan to have registration snafus that mysteriously affect less affluent, less white districts. They plan to close the polls on time, no matter what! That ought to ensure Scott keeps his lead.
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Devil's advocate .. if the people from Puerto Rico are feeling welcome and secure in Florida now, and Rick Scott is the Governor welcoming them, then it might be a pro Rick Scott surge.
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HAHAHAHAHA
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Intelligent answer
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The appropriate answer to an absurd question.
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You may not be quick witted enough to get this, but it was a 'Devil's advocate' moment, not partisan cheer leading. That said, given polling lapses over the last few cycles that underestimated GOP support, and the fact that Rick Scott is up 4, the governor is in a good spot
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I suspect there is no surge
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There is no surge
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Also, millennials who will be voting for gun control - which means Nelson
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They won’t vote
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