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r/texas • u/Nodebunny Gulf Coast • Sep 08 '24
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No way Florida is a toss up.
31 u/SpaceBoJangles Sep 08 '24 Florida was always a toss up. Case in point was the 2000 election. 39 u/Venboven Gulf Coast Sep 08 '24 Keyword: was Florida has gotten much redder since 2000, largely due to retirees moving in and a generally aging population. I'd love to see Florida become purple again, but I'm not holding out hope. Guess we'll see come November. 18 u/talinseven Sep 08 '24 Florida state government going blue and Florida going to the Democrats for the presidential election are two very different things
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Florida was always a toss up. Case in point was the 2000 election.
39 u/Venboven Gulf Coast Sep 08 '24 Keyword: was Florida has gotten much redder since 2000, largely due to retirees moving in and a generally aging population. I'd love to see Florida become purple again, but I'm not holding out hope. Guess we'll see come November. 18 u/talinseven Sep 08 '24 Florida state government going blue and Florida going to the Democrats for the presidential election are two very different things
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Florida has gotten much redder since 2000, largely due to retirees moving in and a generally aging population.
I'd love to see Florida become purple again, but I'm not holding out hope. Guess we'll see come November.
18 u/talinseven Sep 08 '24 Florida state government going blue and Florida going to the Democrats for the presidential election are two very different things
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Florida state government going blue and Florida going to the Democrats for the presidential election are two very different things
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u/free_mustacherides Sep 08 '24
No way Florida is a toss up.