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I also think it's still possible for Reno to win - but it won't be easy for her. As far as endorsements go, the Sun-Sentinel is about the only paper in the state to endorse Reno, everybody else went for McBride. My guess, however, is that McBride will be the Democratic nominee. He got lucky when Bush ran ads against him and a poll the other day showed him beating Bush. McBride might have engineered the poll but Bush's ads against him were a major break. Both of those events have had McBride yard signs popping up like weeds.

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I also think it's still possible for Reno to win

You and I are seem to be the only ones. LOL...Thanks for all your thoughtful comments on this thread. I may end up agreeing with you about Gov Bush's ads against McLawyer giving McLawyer too much name recognition, but, right now I think it's still early to draw such a conclusion.

No matter who wins the Dem Primary this Tuesday, what happens after that may be even more interesting, in terms of seeing if the Dems can get it together to support the winning candidate. I see NO WAY for the grassroots Reno supporters to suddenly back McLawyer, and NO WAY for the McLawyer machine to suddenly back Reno.

If Reno doesn't win on Tuesday, I think a lot of Dem FL voters may sit it out in Nov.