'Tide's turning' for Dems in Florida as special election reveals 'buyer's remorse' among Trump voters
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44% : " The Bloomberg News columnist adds, "Trump has endorsed both Patronis and Fine, and although the president's approval rating in the state has been falling, it still remains above water in Florida opinion polls.41% : "In January, Democrats in Iowa flipped a State Senate seat Trump had won by 21 points.
35% : "But now that Trump has done things he never promised and promised things he hasn't done -- all while telling Americans they're in for 'a little pain' -- both the turnout and the vote should tell us how much buyer's remorse voters feel.
31% : "This is not the first referendum on Trump," Klas argues.
24% : The argument that Florida is no longer a swing state, but rather, a deep red state, was validated in the 2024 presidential election when Donald Trump defeated Democratic nominee Kamala Harris by 13 percent in the Sunshine State.
22% : Many of the swing states that Trump lost in 2020 but carried in 2024 were close, including Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin and Arizona.
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