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« on: January 25, 2013, 04:26:31 PM »

Florida's final result/trend lines was most surprising to me because it was all over the place.You had liberal base counties such as Osceola (which has, quite honestly, double-digit trends to Democrats over the last several cycles), Miami-Dade, and Broward trend D.

But, you also had Orange, Palm Beach(!), and strangely enough Volusia trend for Republicans.

Because of poll trends and objectivity to the obvious, I did not expect Mitt Romney to win this election.  But I had predicted an easy Florida win for him because I assumed that the early Palm Beach trends I saw would match in the other blue areas---it did not.

So I'd say that the leftward tilt of Dade County is what lost it for Mitt there
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