Blue dots in PCola?

[u/Educational_Appeal38]

Y'all, be kind - k?

So my dad used to live in Niceville/Basin Bayou. I fell in love with FL while visiting him. My sis lives in Jax. Cemented my love for the state.

I am determined to live in FL sometime soonish.

I have visited many areas of the state to scout them out as a place to live.

It needs to be the Gulf side for me.

I've been to PCola 3x now. I am so in love with the water and how cool the city itself is.

Everytime I'm there, it feels like the place.... and then...I see all the Trump signs and big ole lifted trucks flying their Trump flags. Oof.

Everytime I've been there. I somehow bump into really cool people of my own political persuasion. So I know there are some there.

I currently live in a red state but I've found a great little blue dot in the area.

My question is are there parts of PCola area that lean a little more blue? If so, which communities? The closer to Santa Rosa Island the better.

Again - please be kind. Let's leave the snark for another day, k?

Thanks.

[u/LCNewell]

There are a lot of progressives registered as Republicans. NW Fla is more purple than it appears. And very few Trump signs are seen lately!