[MAniacTHW]

Originally Posted by maverick5575

still better than being a commie

Well that's no fun! How are we supposed to throw our commie parties if you aren't going to show up?

[floridaguy954]

Originally Posted by Exus

No Democratic governor in over 20 years ,State government has a Republican super majority,FL is#2 in the nation in hate groups, FL is a very red State at the moment...

Due to extremely high voter turnout among conservative old people and extremely low voter turnout of registered dems

Obviously SFL is very liberal, but CFL is also nothing like AL/GA or NFL for that matter

[Enigma777]

Originally Posted by maverick5575

still better than being a commie

Lol--a commie? What year is this?

[Ro2113]

Originally Posted by expatCA

You mean BLM and AntiFa?

Not if you're a minority.

Originally Posted by JacobMAX

It's clearly an easy answer. Just look at the replies to this thread. Most of the state is from left to far left, besides a few right to far right cities, usually in the North side of FL. Rick Scott is the governor now but there's almost no chance that a Republican will be elected governor in the near future again. I still don't even understand how Trump was elected in a country with such a large left wing population.

That doesn't mean much.

Who posts in which state forum says nothing about the state.

If you go to the California forums you would think California would be as red as Arkansas.

[SharpestJim]

Originally Posted by JacobMAX

It's clearly an easy answer. Just look at the replies to this thread. Most of the state is from left to far left, besides a few right to far right cities, usually in the North side of FL. Rick Scott is the governor now but there's almost no chance that a Republican will be elected governor in the near future again. I still don't even understand how Trump was elected in a country with such a large left wing population.

Are you delusional? "Most of the state is from left to far left..."??? I'm going to guess that you were like most of the pundits who were 110 percent certain that hillary was going to win. Rick Scott wins two terms but you're convinced that there will be no GOP governor for a very long time. I don't believe that the overall demographics of Florida have changed all that much over the past few decades. Oh, sure - in certain areas. Southeast Florida is solidly blue. But it has been for a long time. St Petersburg may be one place that has morphed in recent years. It used to be a city of old people (affectionately known as "Benchsittersburg"). But there are many more younger people there now (look at downtown).

But Florida, like the US in general, has a tremendous amount of rural land - most of it solidly red. Thankfully.