Here's the latest installment. It's unclear to me why Mitt Romney would win the Jacksonville media market (in the Northeast) but tie Orlando, lose Tampa-St. Petersburg, and Miami. Okay, I get that Miami is unusual, but I can't see what differences between Jacksonville and Tampa would cause Romney to win the former 42-27, but lose the latter 37-30. And why would he win Naples and Fort Myers, but nothing else nearby?
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