When will Undecided declare a stance on an issue?!?

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Bloomberg is running ads here. The older (voting) population don't think Bloomberg would go after their IRAs or SS. People are not happy with MF45, but they are pretty centrist - and many will not vote for a woman President.

The younger folks don't vote.

Unless the election is hacked (again), either Bloomberg or Biden should win Florida.

Looks like a pretty good poll--only a 2% margin of error at 95% confidence.

Thanks for posting.

-Laelth

1.4% different

Rural south central Florida.

I think Bloomberg's relentless local advertising is working.

lots of people with NYC ties, significant older, Jewish population, plus on the Democratic side I would imagine a lot of people who want reasonable regulation of guns. Nice to see Pete tied for 3rd.

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I was extrapolating something the Orlando Sentinel once said about developers. Back in the nineties this city would go ga-ga over any developer that talked big and made promises. It resulted in big disappointment when someone would dig up background information that contradicted their resumes. At least once it was a citizen watch dog who did the leg work.


But, yes, your list does provide one with a lot to think about.

Then, Sanders should be doing better.

Bloomberg has made various promises in his ads, of course, but his primary one seems to be that he'll get rid of Trump. I think all of our candidates are promoting a similar notion. Whether that qualifies as "big" I suppose could be debatable.

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