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In response to "That would be a fantastic outcome, Florida seems really close either way (which I guess is not surprising)" by ty97

Dawson has said repeatedly that there isn’t the overt universal feeling in that group; there’s a fair bit of “I got mine” in terms of how they view

Posted by Will Hunting (aka JoeMetz) Sep 8 '20, 06:06

immigration. Add in Florida Hispanic isn’t the same as Arizona Hispanic given the Cuban Puerto Rico proximity...more diversity than just the Mexican - Central American pathway.

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I've spoken with him about that. What I don't get is the shift from '16 to '20 among the group. -- nm - ty97 Sep 8, 06:08 4
- IOW, you would think folks who felt that way would have voted for him in '16 already. -- (edited) - ty97 Sep 8, 06:09 3
  - There's probably a fair bit of the fervor of the converted - Reagen Sep 8, 06:22 1
    - Florida Cubans tend to skew to whoever has a harsher policy on Cuba. still a lot of old guard, and a lot of people sensitive to the socialism calls. -- nm - mafic Sep 8, 06:35
  - Wonder if it’s Hispanic women going to him since there isn’t a woman as the opponent? - Will Hunting Sep 8, 06:19

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Dawson has said repeatedly that there isn’t the overt universal feeling in that group; there’s a fair bit of “I got mine” in terms of how they view

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