FL-SEN: Is Rubio about to bungle it?

[Brewer]

In a hypothetical election between Bernie Sanders and pancreatic cancer, would a Sanders voter still be a socialist?

Not answering hypotheticals that have a <1% chance of ever occuring.

There is a >0% chance of pancreatic cancer running as a major party candidate for President of the United States?

[Gog]

One thing to add, turn out was absolutely abysmal. Due to the tropical storm, you had things like less than 20% turn out in places like Broward county and I'm not sure if it's due to the storm or the libertarians being weak here, they had 16% turn out in their primary.

[Coolface Sock #42069]

I also made a Republican map

I love that Beruff didn't even win a single county. Hopefully we won't ever see him run for office again.

[Kingpoleon]

In a hypothetical election between Bernie Sanders and pancreatic cancer, would a Sanders voter still be a socialist?

Not answering hypotheticals that have a <1% chance of ever occuring.

There is a >0% chance of pancreatic cancer running as a major party candidate for President of the United States?

There is a >0% chance of pancreatic cancer running as any party's candidate for any office on Earth?

[Gog]

I also made a Republican map

I love that Beruff didn't even win a single county. Hopefully we won't ever see him run for office again.

yeah he didn't even get close. Smallest margin was like 32% IIRC.

[Xing]

In a hypothetical election between Bernie Sanders and pancreatic cancer, would a Sanders voter still be a socialist?

Not answering hypotheticals that have a <1% chance of ever occuring.

There is a >0% chance of pancreatic cancer running as a major party candidate for President of the United States?

There is a >0% chance of pancreatic cancer running as any party's candidate for any office on Earth?

That's irrelevant. Wulfric is dodging the question because he doesn't want to admit that there's a scenario in which he'd be a dirty socialist.

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Grayson finally got what he deserved.

[nclib]

Sorry if this has been addressed, but why did Frankel and Deutch switch districts?

[Heisenberg]

Sorry if this has been addressed, but why did Frankel and Deutch switch districts?

It had to do with the way they were redrawn after the court ordered a mid-decade redistricting.

[RogueBeaver]

3 Senate debates set: 2 in October, 1 in November.

[heatcharger]

3 Senate debates set: 2 in October, 1 in November.

Cool. Hopefully Floridians will get a chance to see Sweaty Robot Marco get exposed again.

[Fargobison]

After delaying Florida ad buy one week, DSCC now cutting back funds

http://www.tampabay.com/blogs/the-buzz-florida-politics/after-delaying-florida-ad-buy-one-week-dscc-now-cutting-back-funds/2293295

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[Pandaguineapig]

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Remember when Murphy was thr savior of the Florida dems? Good times

[Attorney General, Senator-Elect, & Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

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Well, uh, Congrats Rubio. Looking forward to watching you lose the R presidential nomination all over again in 2020.

[windjammer]

I mean,
Considering I still believe Trump will implode, I'm sure it is still possible he drags down Rubio in the end.

[Slow Learner]

Looking forward to that 2020 bid that ends after Super Tuesday.

[Attorney General, Senator-Elect, & Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

I mean,
Considering I still believe Trump will implode, I'm sure it is still possible he drags down Rubio in the end.

Well, Rubio appears to be running more than 5 points ahead of Trump, maybe even more than 10 points ahead. Remember that Obama only won Florida by 3% in 2008. Unless Clinton is going to landslide in the state (which probably isn't happening), he's fine.

[windjammer]

I mean,
Considering I still believe Trump will implode, I'm sure it is still possible he drags down Rubio in the end.

Well, Rubio appears to be running more than 5 points ahead of Trump, maybe even more than 10 points ahead. Remember that Obama only won Florida by 3% in 2008. Unless Clinton is going to landslide in the state (which probably isn't happening), he's fine.

Well I have to disagree,
In many polls he was overperforming by 5-6 points, Mason Dixon is clearly an outlier for me.

[MT Treasurer]

I mean,
Considering I still believe Trump will implode, I'm sure it is still possible he drags down Rubio in the end.

Unless Murphy can convince Hispanic voters to abandon Rubio en masse, he isn't going anywhere.

[windjammer]

I mean,
Considering I still believe Trump will implode, I'm sure it is still possible he drags down Rubio in the end.

Unless Murphy can convince Hispanic voters to abandon Rubio en masse, he isn't going anywhere.

If you look at the PPP polls he's clearly leading with hispanics by 20 points, which is much more plausible than the Mason Dixon poll.

[Attorney General, Senator-Elect, & Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

I mean,
Considering I still believe Trump will implode, I'm sure it is still possible he drags down Rubio in the end.

Unless Murphy can convince Hispanic voters to abandon Rubio en masse, he isn't going anywhere.

If you look at the PPP polls he's clearly leading with hispanics by 20 points, which is much more plausible than the Mason Dixon poll.

But if Murphy really is in a close race or about to make a surprise comeback, why would the DSCC suggest they are conceding the race through their spending patterns?

[windjammer]

I mean,
Considering I still believe Trump will implode, I'm sure it is still possible he drags down Rubio in the end.

Unless Murphy can convince Hispanic voters to abandon Rubio en masse, he isn't going anywhere.

If you look at the PPP polls he's clearly leading with hispanics by 20 points, which is much more plausible than the Mason Dixon poll.

But if Murphy really is in a close race or about to make a surprise comeback, why would the DSCC suggest they are conceding the race through their spending patterns?

Because in order to win Trump will have to implode. Murphy isn't going to win because he's a strong candidate etc, if he wins it's because Trump would have totally imploded.
It makes sense to me to relocate these millions in states where democrats didn't invest a lot like MO or NC where in that case spending more money can greatly improve democrats' chances.

[Antonio the Sixth]

As much as it pains me to admit, this is probably the right decision.

Gotta put everything we've got into NV, NC, PA, NH and possibly MO.

[Heisenberg]

As much as it pains me to admit, this is probably the right decision.

Gotta put everything we've got into NV, NC, PA, NH and possibly MO.

Feel free to waste money in New Hampshire! You already have it!
Republicans need to jump out of there ASAP.