The Vote Count Continues

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As the Southern part of Florida State comes in, the sharp lead has flattened out 50% for Trump 42% for Hillary. The staggering difference of 59% to 30% from the Tampa region shows the deep difference between the more Spanish area in Miami. Nonetheless, if Florida goes for Trump, we could see the same in Ohio. Nationally, this appears to be coming in as a tight race. That is not very good for Trump.

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