'Democrats are really in trouble' in South Florida as Republicans make inroads in Broward and Palm Beach counties

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : Trump won among Puerto Ricans (Tuesday).
63% : Trump received 40.9% of the vote in Broward, a county where a statewide Republican winning more than 30% of the vote once was considered an achievement.
60% : Trump received 31.2% in 2016 and 34.7% in 2020.
60% : "With Trump being that close, Palm Beach is now more of a competitive county.
46% : In 2016, Democrat Hillary Clinton received 63% of the Miami-Dade County vote, 29 points ahead of Trump.
40% : Trump received 358,842 votes, or 40.9% in his third presidential contest.
40% : Three billionaires who support Trump gave $500,000 to Stern's political committee, reported the investigative newsletter Seeking Rents, which focuses on the way business influences public policy in Florida.
38% : But other Hispanics voting for Republicans, and particularly for Trump, carries long-term implications in Florida, said Roger Stone, a decades-long Trump ally and informal adviser who lives in Fort Lauderdale.
36% : Trump won 55% of the vote in Miami-Dade County, 11 percentage points ahead of Democrat Kamala Harris.
36% : In western Palm Beach County, Republican Meg Weinberger, endorsed by Trump and given the nickname "MAGA Meg," easily defeated Democrat Rachelle Litt to fill the seat being vacated by Republican state Rep. Rick Roth, who was prevented from running again by term limits.
26% : This year Trump finished less than three-quarters of a percentage point behind Harris.
25% : Trump has gone way up from the 260,951 votes he received in 2016 to 333,409 in 2020.

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