[manc]

see I'm in the northern part of the state and I do not know anyone supporting Obama, have not seen any Obama t shirts and only a few Obama stickers . I am very surprised by those results as the polls I had seen gave McCain a good lead . I hope you're right I really do as we can not afford to let him win our state. Time to stop immigration into our state from those northern liberals, only conservatives welcome or could we not just put a wall from the keys and the mainland or at least put a gate on US1 I think it is I'm in st johns county. st augustine to be exact.

[Brytani]

Living in Florida is nothing like I thought it would be prior to moving here. It is definately three states in one.

Up North and to the middle of the state live the highest concentration of conservatives IMO. Once you get down to Palm Beach and Broward, liberals and their philosophy (and screw ups) rule.

Miami-Dade is a contradiction. While we have very vocal and involved liberals, there is also a large group of conservatives that IMO are gaining strength. My hometown, Homestead, just elected a very Pro-Life, fiscal conservative for mayor (she was president of Florida Right to Life). I hope it's a trend.

The Keys are lost and considering the actual population of Monroe is relatively small compared to most areas of the state, I don't see them as an election turner.

Considering the amount of ex-military, mom and pop businesses, farmers etc that live in Florida, you'd think we'd be a very conservative state. The influx of northern liberals and immigrants has drastically changed the makeup.