Kinda? Maybe?

Florida, at least for local Florida stuff, like what GP is talking about, has had R governor, senate, and house for 25+ years. With a supermajority R for most of that I think.

Not really anymore. The house seats are 20R and 8D, they haven't voted blue for president since Obama, and haven't elected a democrat as governor since the 90s. Voter registration is also heavily skewed republican.

It was one 25 years ago.

Interestingly, both FL and TX had the same vote for Trump in 2024: 56.1%

The people, sure. The elected officials? Nope.

It used to be, just like Virginia used to be solidly red. But Trump won Florida by more than Harris won New York.