It’s an uphill battle for Florida Democrats to make strides in the election this year, but delegates are still trying to make the case to national Democrats that their state is worth fighting for.
Florida delegates headed to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago next week are expected to make the case to top Democratic donors and officials that their state is in play, despite national Democrats’ concerns about the odds. Florida, which is the one-time largest swing state of them all, has moved to the right in recent years and has not voted for a Democrat for president since reelecting former President Barack Obama in 2012.
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