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the l or barista coffee and [upbeat music]m. - miami is a fantastic brew of latin cultures,aste and with that comes a range of political views. but here s the thing we re in no way single-minded when it comes to the ballot box. politics in this state have most recently, though, leaned conservative. as in, voted for trump, we don t like socialists type conservative. but miami-dade county, as it turns out, is unpredictable when it comes to choosing candidates. so i m here at doce provisions to meet up with an old friend. - hey. - [speaking spanish] so good to see you. - to discuss where she sees miami going politically, and whether or not that will ever change. - how are you doing? so good to see you. - good. - carmen pelaez is an award-winning writer, actor, and filmmaker, and a badass activist who s campaigned for various democratic candidates over the years, and her recent play, the cuban vote, explored the miami political scene and the pitfalls that come with it.
quality of life, space, warm weather. we did look at other cities. and miami was the one that provided all of that in the last hassle-free way. reporter: sonya savlani, her husband vahab and her son moved here from new jersey six months ago. another factor for us was low taxes. that was a big draw. reporter: last year, florida brought in over 315,000 new residents, a 2% population jump in just a year. the second biggest magnet for new residents, texas, attracting over 230,000 people from other states. losing the most population? california saw over 340,000 residents leave last year. new york lost nearly 300,000 people. building a community is not as easy in florida as it is in new york. reporter: that s where desiree perez and her family lived until two years ago.
reporter: at miami springs academy for innovative education, the future is now. this first period robotics class is fully embracing it. it s part of a program called the flying classroom. it has definitely made me realize the importance of technology in our world. reporter: the program inspires thousands of students nationwide to explore careers in s.t.e.m. anthony delgado is learning how to build a solar-powered go kart. they re trying to tell us we can do it, no matter how hard it is. show me what you did. reporter: it s part of founder captain barrington s passion projects. you don t call your students, students. you call them explorers. why do you do that? we purposefully call all of our students explorers because we want them to build a mind-set of exploration. everything isn t contained to a textbook. it s also contained within experiences and exploration. reporter: irving, who grew up in miami s inner city had a mentor who suggested flying. i fell in love with