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One way to find the "X% you get for being the other candidate" is to look at the Florida State Rep results: http://enight.elections.myflorida.com/Offices/StateR
by civilian 10y ago
One way to find the "X% you get for being the other candidate" is to look at the Florida State Rep results: http://enight.elections.myflorida.com/Offices/StateRepresentative/ http://enight.elections.myflorida.com/Offices/StateRepresent...
In two-candidate races without write-ins, the minimum that any candidate got was 18.22%, and from scanning the numbers it feels like the median is in mid-30%s.
//edit also if someone at a PAC is reading, what they should really do is an analysis comparing campaign funding vs. votes received. Find the candidates that are making the most impact with the least amount of money. The candidates you agree with are the people who need support next election, and the candidates you disagree with are the dark horses you need to watch out for.