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>> it cert.ly looks that way but im skeptical because the design oof the ballot in florida must be uniform in all 67 counties. every county ehad those instructions at the top. there may be some anomaenally with the font size in broward county. a political consultant who studies this stuff and is a data geek, he noted that the vast majority of the undervoteicize concentrate in one part off broward county, southeastern which i think is the congressional district of wilson, who did not have an pone...

Thats a euphemism for a larger concern about the fact that he doesnt act like presidents typically do. i hope thats going to change and if it doesnt change, a lot of places are going to politically reject him and his party. >> if you go back and look at the data, im a data geek and if you read the reports, its difficult for a president to improve his standing in a mid-term election year. the second year in office. the first year he had a honeymoon. people say its new and i will give it a chance....

Welcome back. in todays "big i" urbanites are helping to build the cities of americas future. jeff chu is a writer and editor with "fast company," compiling a list of top innovations in east state plus the district of columbia. the first state on the list today we have is new jersey. what impressed you in new jersey? >> in new jersey we went to camden and found a doctor named jeffrey brenner. hes a data geek and he crunched the numbers and he found that just 1% of the patients were responsible f...