Florida Election Predictions

Roger Stone's Analysis of the Upcoming Election and Political Landscape in the War Room

In this episode of "The War Room," hosted by Roger Stone, he discusses the upcoming election, reflecting on his 40-year career in American politics. Stone begins by questioning the accuracy of current polls predicting a Democratic victory in the House, drawing parallels to the 2016 election where polls were similarly mistaken. He explains how polling can be influenced by various factors, such as question wording, sample size, and demographic representation. Stone also delves into how Donald Trump's 2016 campaign mobilized an unprecedented rural vote and how minority voting patterns differed from expectations. Despite these considerations, Stone is less optimistic about Republican prospects in the current election, citing concerns about illegal voting and Internet censorship impacting election outcomes. The discussion shifts to an interview with journalist Jacob Engels, who shares his experiences at an Obama rally and provides insights into key Florida races, including the governor's race between Andrew Gillum and Ron DeSantis, and the Senate race involving Bill Nelson and Rick Scott. The segment concludes with a discussion on Rick Scott's handling of medical marijuana legislation and its potential impact on his electoral prospects.