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Florida Lt. Gov. Jay Collins endorses Byron Donalds after heated words in GOP primary battle (opens the original)
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It took him more than a month after the Republican primary, but on Tuesday, Lt. Gov. Jay Collins fulfilled a campaign promise and endorsed his onetime rival, U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds, for Florida governor. “I’m endorsing Byron Donalds for Governor because I believe he can continue that work and keep Florida moving forward,” said Collins, a retired U.S. Army first sergeant and Special Forces medic, in a statement released by the Donalds campaign. “It’s time for Republicans to come together with a
Ron DeSantis and Byron Donalds make peace during GOP unity event (opens the original)
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Although he’s not on this year’s ballot, there was no doubt who the star of Tuesday night’s Republican candidate forum was. Gov. Ron DeSantis walked on stage as a video of him rousingly declared: “We will never surrender to the woke mob. Florida is where woke goes to die.” If wokeness isn’t the most pressing matter in this year’s election, neither were the other golden oldies DeSantis recalled to regale the ballroom crowd at TPepin’s Hospitality Centre about his eight years in office. Like the t
Under Hope Florida cloud, DeSantis to host forum with Uthmeier, Donalds (opens the original)
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TAMPA — In politics, as in comedy and life, timing is everything. Witness Tuesday night’s “Leadership Forum with Gov. Ron DeSantis.” Florida’s term-limited governor will host a forum with the leading Republican candidates in the state. Ordinarily, such a collaboration with DeSantis would be welcome for any Republican hopeful in Florida. After eight years in office, he remains popular with the GOP base. But the forum comes a week after the leak of a grand jury report that concluded DeSantis’ admi
Orlando activist Desmond Meade’s withdrawal from governor race likely boosts David Jolly (opens the original)
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Orlando activist Desmond Meade withdrew from the governor’s race last week, ending what had been a longshot independent campaign for the advocate who spearheaded the 2018 movement to restore voting rights to former felons. Meade’s exit most likely boosted prospects for Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Jolly, a former Republican tasked with coaxing progressive Democrats to his campaign. “If there was a Democrat hesitant to support Jolly because of his past, Desmond stepping away makes the
How David Jolly won the Democratic nomination for Florida governor (opens the original)
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Early last year, two political adversaries slid into a booth at the back of a Panera Bread in South Tampa for an extraordinary meeting. A decade earlier, Alex Sink and David Jolly faced off in a bruising race for a Pinellas County congressional seat. Jolly, then an upstart Republican, narrowly defeated Sink, a well-known politician and member of the state’s Democratic establishment. Now, over coffee, Jolly laid out his ambition to run for Florida’s highest public office — as a Democrat. Sink was
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