If we just had 435 of him running in every house district in the US and 30 of him running in the vulnerable senate seats, then we'd have a one party state.

On to Florida,

only about 38% of Florida is White Working Class,

but, Whites are the majority of the electorate.

I could make tons of memes of ShartHead Brown

Portray him as a mutt

It would be easy

_and_ Hispanics are more right-leaning in Florida than they are nationwide

@Rhodesiaboo has potential

Florida voted for Trump in 2016 more than Obama in 2012.

i'm worried Scott won't run because of the Parkland thing

Scott seems like a squish

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 numbers in polls do NOT tell you the underlying reasons why a person supports a certain candidate. Once you understand the PEOPLE factor, you can realize that it only takes a few subtle tweaks for, let's say, 10% from the 56% who support Kaine to vote for Freitas instead (just an example)

Do we even know much about Renacci?

@everyone NEW POLLS

NEW POLLS

NEW POLLS

everyone shut up now

bad news?

@FLanon finish up your point

oh nvm

"You could draw it down to the established politicians not having major results in the primaries in Texas because they're popular enough to where people may not see a reason to vote for them, competition may have a larger role in this than popularity."

yes, also keep in mind that percent change can be a deceptive stat.

a 15% change from 100,000 is larger than a 105% change from 100.

in the state of North Carolina,

Trump's net approval last month was -1

now it's +1 (+2 gain)

in the state of Florida,

Trump's approval in +2

down 3 points (yikes!)

lol, from what poll

in the state of Arizona,

Trump's approval is +3

Trump's approval could be over 9000% in November

it's currently March

who the fuck cares rn lol

Trump's approval in Arizona is up **7** points (whoa!)

What’s the approval in Ohio?

in the state of Ohio,

@Rhodesiaboo

Trump's approval was -4 last month

now it is +1 (+5 gain, amazing!)

It’s always the niggers in my state