I thought this interview conducted by former Miami Herald writer Beth Reinhard (who we in southeast Florida really miss as a local political writer) is revealing on a number of fronts about the former Congressman. It is certainly worth a read.
Palm Beach recorded a large decline in support for President Obama but Broward County continued to be the best locale for Democrats churning out incredible numbers once again for the nominee. Both counties have over 200,000 Jewish-American voters so why did Palm Beach drop-off and Broward did not? Did Palm Beach County have more Jewish …
Did Palm Beach Have a Jewish Problem for Obama but not Broward? Read More »
While the rest of urban Florida is clearly trending towards the Democrats, Palm Beach County, long the second strongest large Democratic county in the state is going in the other direction. In the 2000, 2004, and 2008 elections Palm Beach was the second best large county in the state for Democrats behind Broward. In 2012, …
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Palm Beach County continues to be an enigma for outsides to analyze. As someone who has in the past worked extensively in the county, including for the local Democratic Party let me attempt to bring some clarity to recent events. The Palm Beach Post has in the last three months, run a series of expose …
Palm Beach County Providing Plenty of Excitement Again Read More »
Palm Beach County is the second most reliably Democratic large county in the state. Behind its sibling to the south, Broward, the county produces the largest margins consistently for Democratic candidates statewide. Recently, while Broward’s Democratic Party has been rocked by fiefdoms and factions, the Palm Beach party has effectively registered voters, targeted critical areas …
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