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« on: August 19, 2022, 06:33:24 AM »
« edited: August 19, 2022, 06:42:07 AM by 2016 »

Governor Ron DeSantis (R, Incumbent) 51
Congressman Charlie Crist (D) 43

Governor Ron DeSantis (R, Incumbent) 50
FL Ag Commissioner Nikki Fried (D) 43

https://floridapolitics.com/archives/548748-chamber-poll-ron-desantis-faces-tougher-challenge-against-nikki-fried-but-still-favored-to-win/

Eye-popping Takeaway: DeSantis has a 65/32 Approval/Disapproval among Florida Hispanics.

DeSantis Overall Job Approval is 54 %!

If those Hispanic Figures are correct that's GAME OVER for Democrats right there.

The last Republican Gubernatorial Candidate to win Miami-Dade County was former Florida Governor Jeb Bush in 2002 who got 53 % of the Vote to Bill McBride's 46 %.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2002_Florida_gubernatorial_election
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« Reply #1 on: August 19, 2022, 06:56:20 AM »

Governor Ron DeSantis (R, Incumbent) 51
Congressman Charlie Crist (D) 43

Governor Ron DeSantis (R, Incumbent) 50
FL Ag Commissioner Nikki Fried (D) 43

https://floridapolitics.com/archives/548748-chamber-poll-ron-desantis-faces-tougher-challenge-against-nikki-fried-but-still-favored-to-win/

Eye-popping Takeaway: DeSantis has a 65/32 Approval/Disapproval among Florida Hispanics.

DeSantis Overall Job Approval is 54 %!

If those Hispanic Figures are correct that's GAME OVER for Democrats right there.

The last Republican Gubernatorial Candidate to win Miami-Dade County was former Florida Governor Jeb Bush in 2002 who got 53 % of the Vote to Bill McBride's 46 %.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2002_Florida_gubernatorial_election

Democrats, who have won the popular vote in 7/8 of the most recent election, will no longer win an election again because Floridian Cubans, who have voted GOP for ages, approve of Ron DeSantis.

News at 11.
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« Reply #2 on: August 19, 2022, 07:15:12 AM »

Governor Ron DeSantis (R, Incumbent) 51
Congressman Charlie Crist (D) 43

Governor Ron DeSantis (R, Incumbent) 50
FL Ag Commissioner Nikki Fried (D) 43

https://floridapolitics.com/archives/548748-chamber-poll-ron-desantis-faces-tougher-challenge-against-nikki-fried-but-still-favored-to-win/

Eye-popping Takeaway: DeSantis has a 65/32 Approval/Disapproval among Florida Hispanics.

DeSantis Overall Job Approval is 54 %!

If those Hispanic Figures are correct that's GAME OVER for Democrats right there.

The last Republican Gubernatorial Candidate to win Miami-Dade County was former Florida Governor Jeb Bush in 2002 who got 53 % of the Vote to Bill McBride's 46 %.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2002_Florida_gubernatorial_election

Democrats, who have won the popular vote in 7/8 of the most recent election, will no longer win an election again because Floridian Cubans, who have voted GOP for ages, approve of Ron DeSantis.

News at 11.
You are incorrect. Florida Democrats have lost 6 of the last 7 Governor Races in the Sunshine State.

And you ought to give credit to DeSantis who used a similar playbook to Donald Trumps successful 2020 Presidential Campaign in Florida by painting his likely Opponent Charlie Crist as Socialist which he is.

Crist has voted for every Socialist Package offered by Speaker Pelosi since Democrats took over the House in 2018.

That moderate Image Crist once had which allowed him to win the Governor Race in 2006 has taken a massive hit.
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« Reply #3 on: August 19, 2022, 07:37:11 AM »

Governor Ron DeSantis (R, Incumbent) 51
Congressman Charlie Crist (D) 43

Governor Ron DeSantis (R, Incumbent) 50
FL Ag Commissioner Nikki Fried (D) 43

https://floridapolitics.com/archives/548748-chamber-poll-ron-desantis-faces-tougher-challenge-against-nikki-fried-but-still-favored-to-win/

Eye-popping Takeaway: DeSantis has a 65/32 Approval/Disapproval among Florida Hispanics.

DeSantis Overall Job Approval is 54 %!

If those Hispanic Figures are correct that's GAME OVER for Democrats right there.

The last Republican Gubernatorial Candidate to win Miami-Dade County was former Florida Governor Jeb Bush in 2002 who got 53 % of the Vote to Bill McBride's 46 %.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2002_Florida_gubernatorial_election

Democrats, who have won the popular vote in 7/8 of the most recent election, will no longer win an election again because Floridian Cubans, who have voted GOP for ages, approve of Ron DeSantis.

News at 11.
You are incorrect. Florida Democrats have lost 6 of the last 7 Governor Races in the Sunshine State.

And you ought to give credit to DeSantis who used a similar playbook to Donald Trumps successful 2020 Presidential Campaign in Florida by painting his likely Opponent Charlie Crist as Socialist which he is.

Crist has voted for every Socialist Package offered by Speaker Pelosi since Democrats took over the House in 2018.

That moderate Image Crist once had which allowed him to win the Governor Race in 2006 has taken a massive hit.

Floride has been Safe R since 2018, calm your tits
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« Reply #4 on: August 19, 2022, 09:00:41 AM »

Safe R
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« Reply #5 on: August 19, 2022, 09:02:42 AM »

We don't need FL but Rs are losing AZ and Lake was supposed to be the frontrunner she is losing

Also, Rs are losing WI without Kleefisch Rs need those to crack the Blue wall we don't need FL
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« Reply #6 on: August 19, 2022, 09:30:02 AM »

We don't need FL but Rs are losing AZ and Lake was supposed to be the frontrunner she is losing

Also, Rs are losing WI without Kleefisch Rs need those to crack the Blue wall we don't need FL

This is a GOVERNORS RACE

"we don't need FL"

Every Democratic woman in Florida's opinion of you: -100 approval

Unless a women's right to choose isn't a priority of yours.
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« Reply #7 on: August 19, 2022, 09:37:17 AM »

We don't need FL but Rs are losing AZ and Lake was supposed to be the frontrunner she is losing

Also, Rs are losing WI without Kleefisch Rs need those to crack the Blue wall we don't need FL

This is a GOVERNORS RACE

"we don't need FL"

Every Democratic woman in Florida's opinion of you: -100 approval

Unless a women's right to choose isn't a priority of yours.

A quick reminder you're responding to olawakandi. It's always a 303 map and FL isn't part of the 303 map Tongue
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« Reply #8 on: August 19, 2022, 09:41:49 AM »
« Edited: August 19, 2022, 09:44:52 AM by Laki »

Also, i see it as very unlikely but if DeSantis loses, he's done. He has two options.

1: He admits his loss, which eventually would lead to him being seen as a loser, who cannot even win an election in Florida out of all places. How can one win an election nationwide. In that case, Trump can also frame DeSantis as a loser, and he would lose his appeal with the Trump base.

2: He claims the election was rigged, and Trump would likely benefit from claiming it was rigged. Losing Florida would mean a bad midterms, and it would be better for Trump to claim it was rigged in that case. But it finishes DeSantis completely, because the lane he would run in closes, as he would be no different from Trump, losing appeal to independents & moderates, lower polling numbers and thus Trumpists likely preferring the original version and him getting out of the picture.

The only case DeSantis would win is if Trump would not be allowed to run or choose not to run, which would than cause DeSantis to potentially be the Trump heir (if he runs for that), but after a very bad midterms and one where he would claim election fraud, i don't see how he would be able to win the generals, since his brand would be damaged a lot.

Simply put, winning Florida might eliminate the candidate all Democrats are scared off.

"we don't need florida".

It's very unlikely but the way you put it, is wrong.

Winning FL also would mean a very good midterms, which means Biden can get much more done, like for example a nation-wide abortion law and other things that would increase popularity. It would put him in a prime position to win 2024 because he could be seen as a better president after a good midterm (and 2 good years).
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« Reply #9 on: August 19, 2022, 09:44:50 AM »

The Rs aren't gonna 24 anyways they have to win WI, PA and MI and the ars are losing all three anyways Shapiro, Evers and Whitmer are gonna get reelected  it's irrelevant if it's Trump or DeSantis runs for PREZ
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« Reply #10 on: August 19, 2022, 11:31:41 AM »

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