Battleground States Continue to Trend Republican Since Election, Including: IA, PA, FL and NC

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[Liberty7732]

Battleground states including Iowa, North Carolina, Florida and Pennsylvania continue to trend Republican since the election.

This is despite the fact that the Republicans in Congress have failed to pass any significant legislation for President Trump to sign into law.

[Husker24]

I dont think it wull be enough in Florida to overcome all the new Puerto Ricans.

[Biggirl]

They will most likely go to the southern half of the state.

[SamAdams76]

I dont think it wull be enough in Florida to overcome all the new Puerto Ricans.

What is it with the Debbie Downer crowd? Trump is president and they are still moaning and groaning and all doom and gloom.

[Husker24]

Im just being realistic.

[beergarden]

That’s just fake news scaremongering from the msm meatheads.

[donozark]

100K Puerto Rican influx into Florida since the hurricane. Plus 2K more per day I understand. Democrats one and all....

[Az Joe]

When they get good paying jobs in Trumps economy they’ll know what to do.

[calenel]

It's about a 2:1 split, actually, and it is likely to decrease as new arrivals get exposed to more diverse ideas and to some degree, disperse throughout the rest of the country. But even if not, it's not 100K new D voters relative to Rs, but just 1/3 of that.

Look on the bright side! If they leave PR at 2000 per day, the entire territory will be depopulated in 4 more years. Then a bunch of conservatives can buy up the land, move there, and push through statehood!

[Slyfox]

Lots of people moved to Dallas after Hurricane Katrina. Enough of them were able to tip most of the Dallas county judgeships out of Republican hands.

[WashingtonSource]

Temporary visa for 50,000 or more Haitians — can’t remember the number — are being ended and they face deportation and they also prefer Florida.

[llevrok]

I dont think it wull be enough in Florida to overcome all the new Puerto Ricans.

Yup. I thought I heard that 100,000 PR's have moved to FL since the hurricane.

[mrsmith]

But the lesson from Virginia...
Expnaded Medicaid gets out the vote.
NC and Fla are non-expansion states and at risk of a huge turnout for it.
That’s what happened in Va, ‘healthcare’ was the top subject in exit polls. Though hardly mentioned in the top campaigns, it was the centerpiece of all the downticket Dem campaigns.

Or DC Republicans can, finally, pass an alternative.

[jmaroneps37]

The 70k in Iowa is a bomb the Rats won’t overcome same for 109k in PA and help in Az and 61k in NC are very good pieces of news. Larry delivers again.

[Wyrd bið ful aræd]

A lot of dems, but not all. I’ve known a fair number of conservative Puerto Ricans.

[KavMan]

Anyone worried about Florida? I read somewhere that tons of Puerto Ricans have settled in Florida after the Hurrican!

I don't remember the # but it could be like 200,000!!!!!

[dljordan]

The more we take in low skilled people from the third world the bluer the U.S. will become. We don’t need them and we need to send the ones here back.

[Zenjitsuman]

I’m in Palm Beach county and word is lots of PR are going to Orlando

[dljordan]

“I’m in Palm Beach county and word is lots of PR are going to Orlando”

I’ve heard that. More welfare recipients. PR has 3.5 million people and has $123 billion in debt. Perfect Democrats parasites.

[tatown]

Don’t think any are eligible to vote.