By Jacob Rubashkin & Nathan L. Gonzales
After cycles of GOP success, Florida has shed its swing state status. But the Sunshine State is still competitive and should still be considered a battleground, particularly when the majority in the Senate hinges on a single seat.
Six years ago, Marco Rubio was running for president and content with leaving his Senate seat behind. Now, he’s seeking his third term in office and seemingly transitioned from a consensus future leader of the GOP to making sure he still has a place in President Donald Trump’s Republican Party.
Even though Democrats have fallen…
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