Political Future of Annette Taddeo

[MargieCat]

She seems like a strong democratic candidate for the state of Florida.

Does she make it into the House? Maybe in a more favorable year?

Do the democrats run her statewide? Does she win a race?

[hyouzel the predictor]

She seems like a strong democratic candidate for the state of Florida.

Does she make it into the House? Maybe in a more favorable year?

Do the democrats run her statewide? Does she win a race?

She's running against Maria Salazar in FL-27 this year which she probably loses by 5-7 points, maybe rents the seat in 2024? Florida is not showing any positive trends for Democrats so she doesn't have a future statewide...

[JMT]

She has run for office quite a few times unsuccessfully; she’s approaching perennial candidate status (although, I’m a little hesitant to call her a perennial candidate given she’s won a competitive state senate seat twice). She ran unsuccessfully for: Congress in 2008, Miami-Dade County Commission in 2010, Lieutenant Governor in 2014, Congress in 2016, and Governor in 2022 (she dropped out), and will likely be unsuccessful this year in FL-27 given it’ll be a strong Republican year. Maybe she can come back and win FL-27 in 2024, but Democrats may be able to recruit a candidate with a better electoral track record in a year more favorable for Democrats.

[Devils30]

She probably loses this year, that said Miami can be funky and have weird counter swings to the national mood as we've seen in 2012, 2016, 2020. Miami also has a lot of pro-choice R voters and Dobbs hurts Salazar. I would say lean R is fair but we've seen weird things before.