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The top Florida tweeters: A Fix list

Posted by at 03:51 PM ET, 01/25/2012

If you read the Fix, you know we love lists — almost as much as we love primaries. To stoke our addiction, we’ve been compiling lists of our favorite tweeps for every primary.

Florida’s Jan. 31st primary is the biggest and most interesting one yet so it was hard to narrow down our favorites. Somehow (with your help) we did it. Who did we miss? Tweet us at the hashtag #FixList.

If you’re following the Florida primary, below are the 10 people you need to follow on Twitter. And if you want to follow them all at once, you can by clicking here.

And don’t forget about our best political tweeters from Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina too.

THE BEST FLORIDA POLITICAL TWEETERS:

@stevebeste - Steve Beste, left-leaning commenter

@brannontjordan - Brannon Jordan, Florida Democrats communications director

@marcacaputo - Marc Caputo, Miami Herald political reporter

@AbelHarding - Abel Harding, former journalist and spokesman for Democratic Jacksonville mayor

@KyraJennings - Kyra Jennings, Democratic consultant

@djgroup - David Johnson, GOP consultant

@thesharktank1 - Javier Manjarres, GOP blogger

@albertemartinez - Alberto Martinez, GOP operative and Romney adviser

@thereidreport - Joy Reid, Democratic columnist

@rumpfshaker - Sarah Rumpf, GOP consultant and blogger

@steveschale - Steve Schale, Democratic strategist

@saintpetersblog - Peter Schorsch, GOP consultant and blogger

@adamsmithtimes - Adam Smith, Tampa Bay Times reporter

@TheRickWilson - Rick Wilson, GOP consultant

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