Here are some of the changes I see: 1. District 21 (Diaz-Balart) gets expanded to take all of western Miami-Dade from Doral up north, south central and western Broward, and unpopulated chunks of Collier and Hendry 2. District 16 (Rooney) gets confined to parts of Palm Beach, parts of Martin and all of St. Lucie 3. District 27 (new Central Florida district) is east Orange, all of Osceola, and Polk County down to Winter Haven; it is 44% white Non Hispanic and 40.2% Hispanic 4. District 26 (the new district) instead of being in SW Florida as previously thought, gets formed out of Marion, Sumter, Citrus and Lake, including Ocala 5. District 8 (Webster) becomes more Republican by gaining Lake and Polk counties, and losing Marion County 6. District 7 (Mica) loses Seminole and Winter Park (where he resides); district is confined to Volusia, St. Johns, Flagler and Putnam 7. District 24 (Adams) loses Brevard and eastern Orange (which is going to the 27th) so she pretty much is contained Seminole and western Volusia 8. District 15 (Posey) is all Brevard County 9. District 3 (Brown) still has the eight county meander and is 48.9% African American (higher than it is now) 10. District 25 (Rivera) loses all of of northwestern Miami-Dade County and is confined to SW Miami Dade County

5. District 8 (Webster) becomes more Republican by gaining Lake and Polk counties, and losing Marion County Funny, because the whole point of adding Marion County was to make the 8th more Republican.

Any chance this map isn't overturned in the courts?

Which container should State Attorney races be?

Probably a sub of State Judiciary.