As if things aren't divided enough already in Florida.
The races for governor and for one of Florida's U.S. Senate seats are so close that a recount is required. Essentially, this means there was a 50-50 split in which candidates Floridians favor.
And over the weekend we checked out the Alliance for Securing Democracy, which tracks Russia-linked influence operations on Twitter.
It turns out the Russia linked accounts have the following topics in their top 10 most frequently tweeted about topics:
Here are the top tweets over the last 48 hours from the Russia-linked accounts, according to the Alliance for Securing Democracy.
Oh, and by the way, these Russia-linked accounts use #hashtags (of course), and the number one hashtag they used over the weekend was #StoptheSteal.
As in, "stop the election in Florida from being stolen."
Russia's divide and conquer strategy may have been more muted on a national level in the midterm elections than during the 2016 election. Now, however, it appears a new campaign is stoking the fears and suspicions of those who voted in Florida.
The most important question is this: Are Floridians aware of this?