[Maelstorm]

Rubio’s big problem is that Trump already has a huge number of votes already in the bank via absentee and early votes. I think Trump wins Florida by a margin very similar to Georgia and South Carolina but possibly narrower due to late decider shifts. Trump has spent a lot of time in Florida. Trump though hasn’t been underperforming instead the key was Cruz was over performing and if that happens in Florida as I expect Trump will win easily. Trump’s voters aren’t going anywhere but Rubio’s are splitting off. If Trump wins Florida or Ohio I think its going to be very hard for anyone to make a case that hes not going to be the nominee because even with a head to head with Cruz Trump still has state where he will blow out Cruz and those are the bigger states like New York. If Trump wins both Florida and Ohio and I believe there is a really good chance he will its over.

http://hotair.com/archives/2016/03/06/after-last-night-is-there-any-way-realistically-that-trump-doesnt-win-florida/

[StAnDeliver]

What's odd is that Carsoners and Yebbers seem to be swinging to all candidates, but based on geography; ie Rubio is not persuading Zevangelicals to leave Cruz in FL, but rather gathering up loose Carsoners and Yebbers. Carson folk broke to Cruz in Kansas to some degree, but Carsoners/Yebbers would appear to be considering Kasich in Ohio and Michigan, BUT they didn't give MailmanJr the time of day in Kentucky!

[longtermmemmory]

Florida is ALREADY VOTING. Surprised there are no Trump voting parties.