Aleksandr Giyaur
Introduction to American Politics
TA: Aparna Kher
Due: Tuesday, November 21, 2006

Florida Gubernatorial Race 2006 Analysis
This year’s midterm elections have brought about sweeping changes in the House and Senate, forcing media outlets to overwhelmingly focus on those races in post-election coverage. However, the results of gubernatorial races are also important political indicators and deserve just as much attention. I must admit that the results of the elections influenced my decision over which of my assigned topics to choose, because I wanted something that went against the grain. The victory of Republican Charlie Crist over Democrat Jim Davis in this year’s gubernatorial race in Florida intrigued me because it was something different, a GOP victory in a year when most Republicans suffered defeat.
Even though Florida has traditionally been a more Republican-leaning state, it has in the 2000 elections......

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