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- "Florida Man" = the internet/media archetype for bizarre, unpredictable, absurd, often chaotic behavior (from the recurring "Florida Man does X" headline meme). - "having his own election" = the idiom for an event/process built around and defined by one specific person's traits, agenda, or reputation — an election that isn't neutral/general but is essentially a referendum on or showcase of that person's particular character. - Combined: the phrase describes an election (or election-like process) that has become saturated with chaos, absurdity, and unpredictability to the point that it's less a normal contest and more a spectacle defined by that erratic quality — i.e., "this isn't a normal election, it's a circus/spectacle-election, as chaotic and absurd as the 'Florida Man' meme itself."
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