This district was traded at the apportionment hearing for a black Democratic district that snakes in an S shape from southern Jacksonville to northern Orlando. This is ridiculous. It is a system that totally locks out any third party candidates by fractionalizing any minority voters into seperate districts. And it will never change on its own because we let the inmates run the asylum - these districts are, of course, chosen by the Dempublicans themselves. Proportional representation neatly solves these problems, and is already in use by all democratic nations in the world except the USA, Canada, and Great Britain.
Voters choose parties instead of individual candidates.
Each party registers a list of candidates with the state before the election. The candidates are then selected to fill the 10 spots based on the percentage of votes that party received. A government chosen proportionally more accurately reflects the will of the people by giving all the voters a voice in the legislature, not just those who voted for the winning candidate. About 435,000 signatures statewide gets us on the ballot. If we build a coalition with the other third parties, there'll be no stopping us.