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Is it too early to call Florida for Pres Trump?

Dems need to have a lead of 650k votes from mail-in and early voting combined. Because Republicans are predicted to have 650k more votes on Election Day.

Dems are on pace to have a lead of 150k in mail-in and early voting. That puts them HALF A MILLION votes behind where they need to be.
 
Granddaughter's father is Choctaw, mother Cuban. They're voting Trump. Mother knows all about socialism in Cuba. Granddaughter is card carrying Choctaw. Grandson is 1/4 Mexicano from his father. Both are voting Trump. Son-in-law and daughter have already voted Trump. Wife's sister hasn't voted in years. She can't stand Trump. She voted Trump in early Texas voting because she loathes Communism.
 
Palm Beacb and Broward are hopelessly commie, and crooked to the core. I believe Trump will carry Dade this time however. I'd say Hillsborough is a toss up. But I expect the panhandle to completely wipe out the usual blue carpetbagger counties.

Two things:

1 - Republicans are expected to easily win votes case on Election Day. If so, Ds need to run up the score now, and for the most part in FL, that's not happening.

2 - These are votes cast as Republican vs Democrat, not Trump vs Biden. Trump is expected to do amazingly well with hispanics, and it's thought that most of them are registered as democrats, not republicans.


Broward seems to still be a pipedream, but Palm Beach being almost even in early voting tells me Rs could easily win the county.
 
Palm Beacb and Broward are hopelessly commie, and crooked to the core. I believe Trump will carry Dade this time however. I'd say Hillsborough is a toss up. But I expect the panhandle to completely wipe out the usual blue carpetbagger counties.
From what my sister told me, who lives in Wesley Chapel(Pasco County), she and her hubby are surrounded by a bunch of white guilt douches and feels like Pasco is a toss up as well.
 
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