The Big City Areas vs The Rest of the State: Florida

[Mr. Smith]

And here's Florida.

No spiel this time, let's just get this over with....two days.

[Goldwater]

Went with Orlando.

Out of curiosity, is there any rhyme or reason to the order you are doing these in?

[Gass3268]

Orlando

[Mr. Smith]

I'm going with Tampa/St. Petersburg.

Went with Orlando.

Out of curiosity, is there any rhyme or reason to the order you are doing these in?

Originally, it was purely on whim. But once I got to Texas, I switched over to rankings by the most populous city areas in the U.S. vs the other parts...adding secondary city areas where necessary

Had that been my plan from the beginning, the list would look like:

1. New York [NYC vs Upstate]
2. California [LA vs San Francisco vs the rest]
3. Illinois [Chicago vs Downstate]
4. Texas [Houston vs Dallas/Fort Worth vs Austin vs San Antonio vs El Paso vs the rest]
5. Pennsylvania [Philadelphia vs Pittsburgh vs Pennsyltucky and the rest]
6. Arizona [Phoenix vs Tucson vs The Rest]
7. Florida [Jacksonville vs Miami vs Tampa/St. Petersburg vs Orlando vs the Rest]
8. Indiana [Indianapolis vs the Rest]
9. Ohio [Columbus vs Cleveland vs Cincinnati vs The Rest]
10. North Carolina [Charlotte vs Raleigh vs The Rest]

Since Florida is current and I'm keeping to this to the end [California being the best-for-last exception], Indiana is next.

[dead0man]

It's weird, but they all suck for different reasons....though I suppose there is a lot of over lap between Tampa, Jax and "other" (and they all suck because of the heat).  I guess Orlando is the least bad option.

[Goldwater]

I'm going with Tampa/St. Petersburg.

Went with Orlando.

Out of curiosity, is there any rhyme or reason to the order you are doing these in?

Originally, it was purely on whim. But once I got to Texas, I switched over to rankings by the most populous city areas in the U.S. vs the other parts...adding secondary city areas where necessary

Had that been my plan from the beginning, the list would look like:

1. New York [NYC vs Upstate]
2. California [LA vs San Francisco vs the rest]
3. Illinois [Chicago vs Downstate]
4. Texas [Houston vs Dallas/Fort Worth vs Austin vs San Antonio vs El Paso vs the rest]
5. Pennsylvania [Philadelphia vs Pittsburgh vs Pennsyltucky and the rest]
6. Arizona [Phoenix vs Tucson vs The Rest]
7. Florida [Jacksonville vs Miami vs Tampa/St. Petersburg vs Orlando vs the Rest]
8. Indiana [Indianapolis vs the Rest]
9. Ohio [Columbus vs Cleveland vs Cincinnati vs The Rest]
10. North Carolina [Charlotte vs Raleigh vs The Rest]

Since Florida is current and I'm keeping to this to the end [California being the best-for-last exception], Indiana is next.

I see. Although California has a lot more big cites than LA and San Francisco.

[Mr. Smith]

Time to close this up, would've done it earlier but my apartment has no WiFi

Anyway

FINAL RESULT: THE REST OF FLORIDA 33.3%

[Goldwater]

Wait, so rural swampland is the most popular part of Florida on here? Can I blame this on vote splitting?