Florida 2018 Gubernatorial

[Heisenberg]

I'll be voting for Gillum. Morgan's an anti-vaxxer and Graham is another instance of the FDP trying to squeeze votes out of north FL that just don't exist.

Ask state Senator Montford or (still existing) a lot of locally elected local Democrats (visit Liberty county and talk with Democratic officeholders there if you can)))) about these votes. But i suppose that it's because of "bold progressism" of people like you there are less such people in north FL then 20-25 years ago. North Florida was the most Democratic part of the state for many years, but it never was "ultraprogressive". And mst of Florida people are not "ultraprogressive" now too.

Aren't there lots of Blacks in Montford's district? Trump still lost it by about 3 or 4 points IIRC, and I think Trump may have maxed out in Demosaur-defecting votes.

[Heisenberg]

What are the chances that Florida goes from being a lean Republican state to another Colorado or Pennsylvania in the near future?

I don't know if I understand your question. Do you mean "another Colorado or Virginia", as in Florida becomes a shade of light blue? Because Pennsylvania makes no sense in that category since it is basically a pure swing state.

If that is your question, I don't think anyone can answer when or if Florida becomes a light blue state. There is a huge age gap which would intuitively suggest that over the next decade or two, it would drift that way, but you also have to consider the huge transplant number of retirees from other states who tend to lean Republican (I disagree with the notion that R's will be winning them with 80%+ though, as some here have suggested).

What I mean is when does Florida become comfortably Democratic like Maine or Oregon?

Maine isn't comfortably Democratic anymore.