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As a resident of Orlando, St. Rep. Eskamani could pose a serious threat to Gov. DeSantis. Anna is a remarkable State Rep and is a rising star of the Florida Democratic Party.

Nobody on this list scares me as a candidate that could bring down an incumbent DeSantis who will rely on a Miami/Dade/Broward area that is becoming increasingly more Republican. Waiting to see if Charlie Crist or Val Demmings decide to run statewide in 2022. Funniest thing I've seen is that are actually Floridians that want Andrew Gillum to run again. Yes Please. https://twitter.com/JerryStabley1/status/1304539622442229761?s=20

DeSantis will win regardless of how popular or unpopular he is, and regardless of whomever runs here.

Hard to argue that Florida isn't getting redder https://twitter.com/cautiouslefty/status/1338101876483649538?s=21

DeSantis will win regardless of how popular or unpopular he is, and regardless of whomever runs here. Not necessarily. The way he's handled the pandemic has been detrimental.

Nobody on this list scares me as a candidate that could bring down an incumbent DeSantis who will rely on a Miami/Dade/Broward area that is becoming increasingly more Republican. Waiting to see if Charlie Crist or Val Demmings decide to run statewide in 2022. Funniest thing I've seen is that are actually Floridians that want Andrew Gillum to run again. Yes Please. https://twitter.com/JerryStabley1/status/1304539622442229761?s=20 This is cherry-picking a post on Twitter. Prominent Florida Dems don't want Gillum to run again.

Not necessarily. The way he's handled the pandemic has been detrimental. Trump handled the pandemic about as terribly as one could expect, yet still won Florida fairly easily. People don't care.

We're getting some new leadership here and I'm confident we can compete in 2022 and beyond. Time will tell.

Hard to argue that Florida isn't getting redder Broward - Miami-Dade - Palm Beach was redder in 2020 than in 2016 but in your table those counties were getting bluer through 2016. One of the big unanswered questions about the 2020 elections is whether areas that swung toward Trump in 2020 did so for 2020-specific reasons or as the beginning of a larger trend.

I should note there are some folks that do want Alan Grayson to run. On 1 end, it may be past his time. On the other would be kinda lit

I should note there are some folks that do want Alan Grayson to run. On 1 end, it may be past his time. On the other would be kinda lit God no

If FL Progressives wanna pick somebody, he'd be in the contention, but maybe pass da torch

If FL Progressives wanna pick somebody, he'd be in the contention, but maybe pass da torch Grayson is way past his prime. Likely they'd want someone else.

On a hypothetical listing he's probably 2nd more of a "IF NOBODY ELSE WILL DO IT" candidate. Jen Perelman is probably the go to of established candidate. Tbh the Progressive choices here are not the best as half of them turn into crazy nutjobs like Tim Canova

I marked Graham as out https://www.tallahassee.com/story/news/local/state/2021/04/16/president-biden-gwen-graham-assistant-secretary-education-tallahassee/7245790002/

Fried dropped this today. https://twitter.com/NikkiFried/status/1478365605220728834

Well, my opinion of her intelligence just went down.

@RP care to ellaborate why? I like Fried alot but I don't know too much about crypto currency. Care to ellaborate? Thanks.

I admire Crist's persistence, if not his actual intelligence.

Crist is currently leading 61-34%.

Fried is narrowing Crist's lead, but it looks like this will end up a Crist victory with 59% to 36% for Fried.

1) there's a big wall in Palm Beach/Broward/Miami that can just elevate or sink candidates 2) the "we're just here to vote for a random candidate with an unobjectionable name" vote went for Willis in the rural areas