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  Can we hone in on the "tipping point" for Florida? (search mode)
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Junior Chimp
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« on: July 07, 2013, 05:46:01 PM »

This is exactly the reason why:

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY VS. FLORIDA
2000: R+3.10
2004: R+1.77
2008: D+4.30
2012: D+5.79

ORANGE COUNTY VS. FLORIDA
2000: D+2.05
2004: D+5.22
2008: D+15.81
2012: D+17.32

This would be a huge problem for Republicans if this trend continues, since both counties are getting pretty populated.  It would mean Democrats have a 5 large county base when you include the South Florida counties, instead of just the three 3 down there.

Florida is probably not getting as democratic as some other states like Virginia and Colorado though.  So it will probably remain super-competitive for a long time.
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