@lizzyh7 @lizzyh7 since Hillsborough County went for Clinton in 2016.

Hillsborough County, like most of Tampa Bay, was one of the first areas of Florida to turn Republican. However, for the last quarter-century, it has been a powerful swing county in one of the nation's most important swing states. It is part of the politically important I-4 Corridor between Tampa Bay and Orlando, an area that historically decides most elections in Florida. Hillsborough was considered a bellwether county, correctly voting for the statewide winner in every presidential election from 1964-2012. It has also voted for the winner of the presidency in every election since 1960 except twice, voting for the loser only in 1992 and 2016.

In Hillsborough County, Florida (Tampa), Democrats have traditionally out numbered Republicans in voter registrations. Current figures of the registered voters in Hillsborough County show Republicans comprise 31.4%, Democrats 39.5%, Independents 26.3%, and Others less than 3%.

Generally, in the most populous counties in Florida, voter registrations by party are split. Only Leon (Tallahasse) 52.9% Democrat and Broward (Fort Lauderdale) 50.6% have voter registrations over 50% Democrat among the most populous counties in Florida. Leon County has consistently had the highest voter turnout in the state.

that all these Repugnants are NOW protesting their representatives when they themselves elected these idiots and voted repeatedly for just the policies they now oppose. I know, probably not all are Repugnants and one should not use such divisive thoughts but really, it is the way of the American Tea Bagger, is it not? Now they've got some crappy insurance through ACA and they don't want to give that up, but when it was only the mythical "other" who was "getting it" they were all against it.