I know I thought of that, but won't it still be the same as if I didn't vote for the republican (in this case a RINO) and took a vote away from her giving the dems another step closer to winning? I mean I doubt my one or a few votes would matter in the scheme of things but if a lot of folks don't vote for her then we could end up with someone much worse than the RINO we all know.

In the runoffs for the dems for Governor, altogether the votes came out to -Total votes: 152,692.

In the runoffs for the republicans for Governor, altogether the votes came out to - 619,938.

And it looks like in 2018 during the governor election, about 2600 votes went to write-in votes.

At least sometimes she acts like a republican, like saying the kids here won't need the coof vaxx to go to school. She just makes bad decisions (on purpose) with tax money (you know the game they play with our money), the area the state gets more revenue from is I believe down here in the south end of the state, but she uses it up in the northern part instead of putting it down here, then she wants to tax our I-10 bridge (wants to build a new bridge over the bay & tax it). It's I-10 that stretches across the whole lower part of the US. So if you needed to travel to Fl you will need to cross that bridge or go on the at water level roadway (if you know about it, if not then you think it's the only way through). She originally wanted to tax the bridge at $6 each way, can you imagine local's that have to pay that both ways to go to work? So the whole thing was canceled (even the building the new bridge), now I believe they snuck it through and will charge less but still that means every truck going through will pay and it will trickle down to costing us more at the store. Same for taking pay from people who work on one side of the bay and live on the other side. Less locals may visit the city or less people from the city visiting the beaches, which means less money being spent in the state.