Former President Bill Clinton Joins David Jolly at Pembroke Pines Campaign Event
Clinton’s first Florida campaign stop this cycle comes as Jolly trails Byron Donalds in a tight race and early voting begins.
- On Tuesday, former President Bill Clinton made his first campaign appearance of the 2026 election cycle, rallying with Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Jolly at the Koinonia Worship Center in Pembroke Park, Florida.
- Seeking to end a 30-year drought for Florida Democrats, Jolly challenges Republican U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds in a race showing as a virtual dead heat with the November 3 election approaching.
- During the "Many Faiths, One Florida" event, Clinton criticized political divisiveness while emphasizing affordability for Floridians; a private fundraiser earlier in the day raised $3 million for Jolly's campaign.
- The Democratic Governors Association announced Tuesday it would contribute $1 million to Jolly, though he trails Donalds in fundraising by at least $120 million according to state campaign finance databases.
- With early voting underway, this high-profile endorsement aims to mobilize voters in a state where Republicans hold a registration advantage as Democrats seek to reclaim statewide power for the first time since 1994.
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Former President Bill Clinton campaigned for Democrat David Jolly at an interfaith event in Hollywood, Florida, invoking scripture as Jolly trails Republican Byron Donalds by 11 points in the governor's race.
Donalds campaign: Bill Clinton can’t save tax-hiking David Jolly
NAPLES, Fla. — The campaign of Republican U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds dismissed former President Bill Clinton’s appearance alongside Democratic gubernatorial nominee David Jolly on Tuesday, saying the visit would not alter the race’s fundamental issues. In a statement, Donalds campaign communications director Gates McGavick said: “No has-been Democrat surrogate is going to change the fact… The post Donalds campaign: Bill Clinton can’t save tax-hikin…
Bill Clinton hits the Florida campaign trail for David Jolly
Bill Clinton Quotes Bible in Effort to Flip Florida Blue
Former President Bill Clinton has jumped into the midterm fray, stumping for Democrat David Jolly in his race against Florida Republican Rep. Byron Donalds in the bid to replace outgoing Gov. Ron DeSantis (R).
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