Donald Trump needs Florida. Florida is still Trump wants?

Donald Trump in Florida. The purple status for the winner in all but accepts the presidential elections since 1964, and no Republican has won the presidency without Florida in nearly 100 years. Trump has about 112,000 votes, the battleground state in 2016. Now, some recent polls show significant Trump in danger of losing the state – and its 29 critical electoral votes. In July CNN / SSRS shows presumptive Democratic candidate Joe Biden survey among registered voters Trump 51% to 46% in cables Florida. In a Quinnipiac University poll, 23 July Biden Trump leads with an even wider margin: 51% to 38%. A Real Clear Politics polling average of several surveys Biden has beat Trump by an average of 7.8 points. “And ‘certainly bad looking now Trump,” says Eric Johnson, a democratic political strategist in Florida. “It ‘s almost impossible to see how a Republican president without winning Florida.” Trump seem to be worsening in the outlook was how to fight with the most terrible crown. With Florida one of the worst-COVID 19 outbreaks in the United States against some Republican voters in the state they are turning away from Trump and his fumbling response to the pandemic as defined by their city shocks. At the same time, the Trump virus inhibits ability of these voters to regain the traditional way: he wanted his keynote speech foot convention in Jacksonville, but canceled last week on security issues. He attended the launch of a missile in the Kennedy Space Center in Florida in May, but was largely able to hold a position for his boisterous rallies brands that should be a staple of his re-election strategy. A sense that matters in Washington. Subscribe to daily direct current, short newsletter. This is especially bad news for a campaign already established and delays Biden nationwide in almost every other swing state, according to the average query compiled by Real Clear Politics. Now, in the final stages of the race, the unity of the country Trump difficult to Florida to get back on board. After Trump his campaign manager Brad Parscale released on July 15, a senior official called Trump campaign “hyper-focused,” described new leader Bill Stepien campaign and “hyper-organized,” the intention of the Florida gap over the last 100 days it is through a massive game in the closing land and big spending on television advertising. “Every presidential campaign would be foolish to focus a ton of energy in Florida,” said senior campaign official. There are ways to win without Florida for Trump? “Not many,” the official added. However, hopes that the campaign of some important factors can still make a difference to Trump in Florida: organization, messaging, and lack of enthusiasm among voters for Biden. The Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee (RNC) has 170 staff on the ground in Florida, after the campaign, with coverage for each county. Trump Several campaign officials told TIME that shaped their playing of historic land campaign efforts of Barack Obama in 2008 and 2012, more attention to the organization of the community and standing on the ground efforts as campaign volunteers Trump scattered four years does. The campaign says that Trump has made 11.8 million voter contacts in Florida so far this election cycle, compared to 1.5 million contacts in the state voters throughout the election campaign 2016. The Trump invested accordingly. The campaign spent more on television advertising in Florida than any other state about $40 million so far, according to the campaign. In advertising and messaging, senior campaign awaits official, there are some problems that most resonates with voters of Florida: support for local police departments, economic growth, regional issues such as repairs and construction around Lake Okeechobee and the intransigent attitude of certain Trump against Cuba Socialism. The campaign knows that the crown of mind of many Florida voters also above. Florida is now the largest outbreak of COVID 19-nation relationship alone, more than 150,000 cases with the state in the last two weeks. During the crisis, Trump was inconsistent in its advice to Americans on social distancing, wearing mask and the future of the virus. At various points during the spring and summer Trump claimed that the virus would “go away” or simply “disappear” and suggested that sunlight or bleach may be a cure. For months he rejected a mask in public to wear, the CDC guidelines said the only suggestions were wearing masks. The president has shifted his tone in recent days, for the first time appeared in public on July 11 in a mask, on a visit to a military hospital, and on July 21 at a press conference in the knowledge that the virus outbreak in United States “unfortunately probably get worse before it gets better.” Not all Florida voters- even those who supported Trump in 2016- confident in the management of the pandemic Trump. On July 15, Republican voters against Trump organization held a focus group with seven Florida voters who watched the time. Any person who had called Zoom Trump had voted in the last election, but then his presidency expressed disappointment. Each of the seven voters to the call mentioned in the answer to the crown as a major source of their changing attitudes of Trump. “It is not eine, care’Haltung do,” said one participant, a teacher’s assistant in Fort Lauderdale. “This is a time of crisis. They should be with us. And I can not see it.” The senior officer of Trump campaign he says Trump and his government to show voters in Florida and across the country to “take care” and He noted that the vice president Mike Pence was in Miami on July 27, the start of phase 3 testing a COVID- discuss potential 19 vaccine. “This is not going to change until we leave the forest,” the official says the focus of the government on the virus. If this message does not reach the voters, the campaign has a different bet: that the gap between the enthusiasm and Biden Trump is Trump strengthen the prospects in the state. In a Pew Research Center poll published June 30, 76% of Trump supporters said he had seen their choices primarily as a vote for the president. Only 33% of voters Biden said that their choice is largely an expression of support for Biden; 67% said that she was more a vote against Trump. “You must want to do from the couch to go away,” says the official campaign. Some Republican voters of the state and those who are disillusioned Trump- agree that Biden did not inspire enough devotion to the evaluation of the Trump campaign, when it comes time to cast a vote. “I think [with] Biden, what you see is what you get”, a part-time teacher in Jacksonville he said on call Rvat Zoom. “[Trump] has a kind of gloss, because it got people vote for him last time. I think he can do it.” With months to go before Election Day, also they warn democratic political experts believe that much could change. While Johnson says he would be “panic” when he works for the Trump campaign now “Florida always close,” he explained. “When you see Biden surveys converted from a very comfortable advantage, you have to think in Florida to be loaded much closer.” The
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