if they want to vote, they have to pay for legal fees

intradest

well that certainly makes it more competitive

but florida is always razor-sharp so we'll have to see

it's also entirely possible that VA could flip to the republicans considering the absolute shitstorm that has been the current democrat governor

@Norik Actually not. Florida likes incumbents

Look up 2004 Florida vs 2000

Definitely not down to the wire

old stock floridians maybe

but remember that the state always has more and more people from outside

Bill Clinton lost Florida in 1992

both snowbirds and immigrants

He won it in 1996

by 6 points

@Norik Do you think Desantis will win a second term?

n the poll, 65 percent of Florida voters surveyed approved of the job DeSantis is doing as governor, while just 21 percent disapproved.

then probably

idk

florida is too weird to make any confident predictions

Are there any RSS members here?

Did Cheney's parents hate him
lmao
why would you name your child Dick

Iirc his middle name is head

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh members?

Yeah

One thing that Trump has going for him is that the Libertarian party isnt as strong and i dont think is going to nominate two former governors like in 2016 so in states like NH, Minnesota, NM, Nevada etc they might be more competitive for Trump. These states he lost by 3 points or less and Gary Johnson had like 4 or more points in these states

Oh Yeah and that Indpedent guy Evan Mcmuffin isnt running

Just a reminder that by our modern, liberal moral standards being racist is the most grievous sin you could commit €|;^)

Anyone who votes third party is a fool.

Or mine aswell just burn their ballot.

literally the biggest waste

voting is already bad enough

My Lolbert brother states he might vote third party because he doesn’t see improvement with either the Repubs or the Dems

Yeah that will show them 🙄

I live in a blue state where the Republicans are often useless, both in the sense of being cringe centrists and in the sense of usually losing elections

so I've been casting a lot of protest votes

e.g. in our last election for governor, there was a moderate Republican incumbent who was very unpopular. I voted for a Conservative Party candidate who ended up with 1% of the vote.

wonder if I should run for office

I could *be* someone's protest vote