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Byron Donalds says he’ll weigh raising Florida’s sovereign immunity caps following Gov. DeSantis veto (opens the original)
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U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds pledges to take a look at Floridaâs sovereign immunity caps if elected Governor in November, potentially revising a threshold last set in 2010. In cases of government negligence, there are currently limits on what local governments can be forced to pay out. Those figures are $200,000 per person and $300,000 per incident. Responding to a question from a âgrieving motherâ who wanted officials held âaccountableâ after her 18-year-old son died in an accident at an O
Byron Donalds deals with tough questions — and a fire alarm — at FAMU town hall (opens the original)
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Editorâs note: The first published version of this elided the extended Q&A. The current version encompasses the entire event. We apologize for any confusion. Recently, Byron Donalds said he wanted to deal with more hostile crowds, and his town hall Tuesday at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University saw him get his wish, right up until a fire alarm caused a temporary intermission. âNever had a fire alarm go off before,â he said. âYou live, and you learn, and you stay flexible.â T
David Jolly says he’ll use executive orders to cap insurance profits (opens the original)
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Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Jolly says if heâs elected, heâs going to ensure that insurance companies canât move profits out of Florida while imposing higher rates on policyholders. As reported by the Orlando Sentinel, insurance companies historically claim losses while paying affiliates, with an estimated 20 companies potentially breaching the stateâs âfair and reasonableâ standard. The money is significant, per Jollyâs campaign and the reporting. Between 2017 and 201
New Stetson poll casts doubt on blue wave in Florida (opens the original)
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A new survey of two statewide races and Novemberâs Amendment 3 shows Republicans in a stronger position than in other recent polling, while still raising doubts about the future of property tax reform. The poll from Stetson Universityâs Center for Public Opinion Research (CPOR) shows gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds and U.S. Sen. Ashley Moody with majority support and double-digit leads among likely voters over Democratic opponents David Jolly and Angie Nixon. Donalds has 51% support, 1
Sabato’s ‘Crystal Ball’ sees David Jolly’s odds improving — and Byron Donalds is taking notice (opens the original)
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National outlets continue to suggest Democrat David Jolly has a shot at being elected in November. And it sounds like Republican Byron Donalds may be taking that sea change seriously. Sabatoâs Crystal Ball has changed the Florida race from âlikely Republicanâ to âlean Republican.â That follows on a similar upgrade from Inside Elections last week. Sabatoâs site says âthe GOP is still favored ⦠but close polling, a bad political environment, and possible exhaustion with long period
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