[rodguy911]

Glad to hear we are of a similar mind of outcomes. My biggest worry is about Governor of Fla. If Obama II, Gillum, happens to win it will be not only a disaster for the state but possibly higher up since this guy admits to knowing Soros and others for years and having been nominated Obama II by the higher up money men.Millions have been thrown his way for a communist takeover.

Meanwhile, he's being investigated by the FBI, his people just called Fla. a cracker state and his platform is free medical for everyone, another 800k on medicaid and state taxes for Fla. which has none now.

All in all he would destroy the state that Rick Scott has worked so hard to build.

Lets hope it doesn't happen.

My buddy met Desantis' running mate Jeanette Nunez a Cuban American who is our secret weapon. She's awesome and was here in Key Largo Thursday. I couldn't go but our head of the REC did and said she was great.

So we are hopeful.

[patriotspride]

2 on the books against the D takeover of our fine state.

Gillum with the fake “police support him “ ads .

He’s an oily snake who is pushing Medicare for all not realizing the cost of that folly and using deceptive nice guy ads while his campaign workers reveal the fake promise side and outright disdain for the “ cracker state”

[NautiNurse]

My biggest worry is about Governor of Fla.

Same here. DeSantis ran absolutely the worst campaign in memory. Yesterday at a local street fair, Gillum campaigners were visible everywhere with their t-shirts, buttons and chatting up the crowds. Not a DeSantis rep seen anywhere. Sad.

[kabar]

My biggest worry is about Governor of Fla.

Rod, I have a hard time believing that even many white Democrats will be voting for Gillum, except for those with white guilt. Gillum won the Dem nomination with 34% of the vote in the primary. I doubt the blue-haired ladies from the Bronx living in Palm Beach will vote for Gillum.

My prediction is that DeSantis will win by a larger margin than Scott who is locked in a tight race with Nelson. I am more worried about that race than the governor's race.

The Rep EV margin shrunk again Saturday to 28K and will probably evaporate today with the souls to the polls Sunday, the last day of EV in the big blue counties. The Dem margin will be cut slightly on Monday due to the fact that the Panhandle polls will be open. LS thinks a Dem lead of 5,000 in the EV, which is far below the 96K they had in 2016.

I am cautiously optimistic about FL. What say you?

[hillarynot]

I dont understand the mentality of so many Florida voters. Many of them moved there to get away from high taxes, democrat corruption and mismanagement, and yet what do they do? They vote democrat and risk bringing on what they ran away from.

I guess basic common sense isn't on a Democrats resume.

[MNJohnnie]

Given the older age group that make up much of FL voting, I wonder if Gillium in FL, and to a lesser extend Abrams in GA, are over polling due to the Bradley effect? I noticed in older relatives an almost painful awkward attempt to do anything possible to avoid being called "racist".

The Bradley effect (less commonly the Wilder effect)[1][2] is a theory concerning observed discrepancies between voter opinion polls and election outcomes in some United States government elections where a white candidate and a non-white candidate run against each other.[3][4][5] The theory proposes that some voters who intend to vote for the white candidate would nonetheless tell pollsters that they are undecided or likely to vote for the non-white candidate. It was named after Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley, an African-American who lost the 1982 California governor's race despite being ahead in voter polls going into the elections.[6]