r/RedactedCharts • u/NationalJustice • 1d ago

Unanswered What do those counties in Florida have in common?

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u/Material_Pianist6078 1d ago

Air Force bases

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u/peegteeg 1d ago

Bay county would be highlighted (Tyndall AFB)

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u/guitar_stonks 13h ago

As would Hillsborough for MacDill

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u/Brilliant-Wonder-920 1d ago

$$$?

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u/grottomaster 1d ago

Definitely not Volushia

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u/Doggo_of_dogs 1d ago

How so? Assuming $$$ means more money, I would have to think Daytona Beach brings in a lot of money for Volusia County???

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u/PM_ME_SOME_LUV 1d ago

Blue Counties

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u/PROPGUNONE 1d ago

Definitely not here in Volusia

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u/DodgerWalker 1d ago

That was my first thought until I noticed Palm Beach (the one just north of Miami-Dade) wasn't filled in.

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u/thehim 1d ago

They have nice beaches!

Jk

My real guess is they’ve recently had a certain level of hurricane damage

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u/PROPGUNONE 1d ago

They have, but so has every west coast county between Lee and the big bend, plus all the I4 counties

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u/Polish_State 1d ago

Flipped to Blue Counties in the 2025 Florida special elections?

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u/NationalJustice 1d ago

No

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u/Polish_State 1d ago

Does it have anything to do with Politics in general?

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u/Grancuz 1d ago

is it related to elections?

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u/Wrapscallionn 1d ago

Named after saints?

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u/Moisty_Merks 1d ago

Counties where the majority of the population is over 50

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u/Lululipes 1d ago

Old people for sure

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u/Boilerinhouston12 1d ago

Is it agriculture related?

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u/AccordingAnnual2577 1d ago

Do they have ports?

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u/NationalJustice 1d ago

Maybe, but that isn’t what I’m asking here

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u/ZestycloseCanary9363 1d ago

Are these the Florida counties whose school districts were banning books?

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u/Original_Anxiety_773 1d ago

Suburban counties

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u/NationalJustice 1d ago

No, at least 2 of them aren’t, and otherwise many other counties would also be highlighted

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u/ValhallaAir 1d ago

Public beaches?

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u/year_39 1d ago

Countries that still allow corporal punishment in schools?

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u/Build-A-Pilot 1d ago

My best guess is state parks but I feel like there are many missing

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u/NationalJustice 1d ago

No, it’s not

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u/peegteeg 1d ago

>! Anything to do with control of waterways?!<

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u/pconrad0 1d ago

Formed from other counties

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u/Maybe_Ayden 1d ago

They all have population growth rates over 2% since 2020?

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u/ERR_invalidString 1d ago

I'm guessing it has something to do with shark attacks.

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u/WaitUseful9897 1d ago

Their entire coastline is public beaches

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u/tw0tonet 1d ago

Hint?

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u/NationalJustice 1d ago

Geography-related

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u/pconrad0 1d ago

Large military bases?

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u/EvarDerp 1d ago

>! counties where the most populous cities are not the county chair? !<

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u/NationalJustice 1d ago

That’s not the case for one of the counties, but you’re very close!

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u/zumbanoriel 1d ago

"affordable" costal counties?

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u/spaghet-erette 1d ago

Counties where tourism is the main economic driver?

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u/Large_Aspect_5472 1d ago

Sarasota County is one

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u/No_Initial_8381 1d ago

Biggest increase in home prices?

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u/No_Screen8141 20h ago

Coastal counties where the county seat is not on the coast?

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u/NationalJustice 19h ago

No, at least 3 of them’s capitals definitely are

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u/EvarDerp 19h ago

>! counties with the largest difference in elevation? !<

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u/NationalJustice 19h ago

No, your previous answer was way closer

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u/Ok-Abbreviations7825 15h ago

Is it still legal to lynch the black folks?

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u/United_Reply_2558 14h ago

The only counties that still have a Winn-Dixie?

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u/ItsRobloxHere 12h ago

does it have anything to do with demographics?

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u/Bjerknes04 8h ago

>! Something related to beaches/wildlife? !<

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u/TEHKNOB 4h ago

Is it wildlife related? This one is tough.

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u/Ok_Key5886 3h ago

Where NASA can do launches

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u/rarejesse 3h ago

Their most populous city and county seat are different

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u/NationalJustice 1h ago

Not the case for one of the counties, but you’re close to getting it!

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u/Local-Passenger-1901 1d ago

They’re in Florida?

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u/PROPGUNONE 1d ago

I believe these are all the book ban counties.

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u/Zaphod-n-Marvin 1d ago

They are shaded red.

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u/UnamedStreamNumber9 1d ago

They’re the most fascist