Clearly some of you cannot see the change that has begun already among the electorate of the USA. Cali, NY, c'mon that is poli-sci 101. Once you get past those facts... any person that is up to date about how the presidential winners are decided - it is the purple states - OH, FL, IN, and many others.
This is what I said, the Republicans have to win Ohio and Florida to have a shot. They need both, not just one. Obama still wins easily without one of those 2 states. Actually if Romney won those 2 plus Virginia he still would have lost. Are you honestly saying the electorate has changed so much in those states and others to a major shift to Republicans? I don't see it. Maybe if Obamacare is so bad leading up to the 2016 election there could be a shift of a few % points.
I think Hillary has an advantage in Florida due to all the NY and East coast people retiring there. Democrats also have most of the media behind them and quite frankly are simply better at politics. They are good at demonizing the Republicans and they Republicans are horrible at getting out their message.
The House race in Florida was interesting however. It was a long held Republican seat but was expected to go D in the special election. The Dem had a better candidate by far but she made the mistake of running on Obamacare when she didn't even have to defend a vote on it. Her campaign (and outside sources) outspent the Rep by about 8-1 and still lost. Maybe if Obamacare is still the disaster it is now, the Republican will have a decent chance. Without that issue it is going to be tough for any Republican to beat Hillary.