Why Democrats feel Miami-Dade is moving their way

[TexasTowelie]

MIAMI — Miami-Dade County has long been a crucial region for Democrats' hopes of winning races in Florida. But today, the county's Democratic lean is becoming stronger than ever.

Both Al Gore and John Kerry won Miami-Dade by about 40,000 votes. Then, in 2008, Barack Obama won Miami-Dade by 139,000 votes.

Four years later — and contrary to the decline in his vote share elsewhere — Obama won Miami-Dade by 208,000 votes. Finally, in 2016, Hillary Clinton defeated Donald Trump in Miami-Dade by a whopping 290,000 votes.

The trend line is clear: In Miami-Dade, an ethnically diverse metropolitan area where staunchly Republican Cuban-Americans have traditionally played a leading role in politics, the Democrats are gaining ground.

Read more: http://www.tampabay.com/florida-politics/buzz/2017/11/22/why-democrats-feel-miami-dade-is-moving-their-way/

[Cicada]

1. And by year end 260000 from Puerto Rico storm will land in Orlando

[bucolic_frolic]

2. I like a trend

but is there upside from here?

[oasis]

3. Great news.

[lunamagica]

4. Hillary got more votes than anyone -by far- in Miami Dade

Yet we are supposed to believe she lost Florida?