I'm adding an 8th state to my The Path to Victory series: Florida. I'm mainly looking at where Trump was able to outpace Clinton in 2016 & increase his margin in 2020 & if Harris re-building Obama's 2012 margins in Democratic strongholds will be enough.
Nice. Florida could be a real wild card, and if so, probably a dispositive one. But I like the Harris campaign's approach, which seems to be focusing on the states where (1) a Harris win likely means an overall Harris victory and presidency; and (2) a state victory would not depart from recent "norms." I think the only exception to that perceived (by me) strategy is North Carolina. They really seem to think they can win there.
As a Floridian; I see a more promising future for the state Democratic party than I have since Lawton Chiles was governor(haven't had a Democratic governor since 1998)
I'm adding an 8th state to my The Path to Victory series: Florida. I'm mainly looking at where Trump was able to outpace Clinton in 2016 & increase his margin in 2020 & if Harris re-building Obama's 2012 margins in Democratic strongholds will be enough.
Nice. Florida could be a real wild card, and if so, probably a dispositive one. But I like the Harris campaign's approach, which seems to be focusing on the states where (1) a Harris win likely means an overall Harris victory and presidency; and (2) a state victory would not depart from recent "norms." I think the only exception to that perceived (by me) strategy is North Carolina. They really seem to think they can win there.
As a Floridian; I see a more promising future for the state Democratic party than I have since Lawton Chiles was governor(haven't had a Democratic governor since 1998)