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Jolly tests Florida’s status as conservative stronghold in governor’s race against Donalds
Recent polls show Donalds ahead by 4 to 6 points as Democrats try to capitalize on stronger turnout and Jolly’s cross-party appeal.
- On Thursday, Donald Trump Jr. joined Republican gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds at a Hialeah Park Clubhouse rally, aiming to boost GOP turnout in Miami-Dade County ahead of the November 3 election.
- Hialeah serves as a strategic cornerstone for the Donalds campaign to solidify support in a key battleground, where the candidate launched his 'Latinos for Byron' coalition in May to flip traditionally Democratic areas.
- Polling shows the race within 4 points, and while Republicans maintain a 1.5 million voter registration advantage, Democrats emphasize strong early turnout and participation levels as evidence of their mobilization efforts.
- Voters headed to the polls yesterday to decide the state's next governor, as both candidates spent the final days crisscrossing Florida to promote their distinct platforms on affordability and public safety.
- Positioning the winner to succeed term-limited Governor Ron DeSantis, this race tests the endurance of Florida's conservative shift and will signal whether recent right-leaning trends in the Sunshine State will persist.
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Byron Donalds and family cast ballots on Election Day
Republican gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds was joined by his family at a polling location near their home in Collier County as they cast their ballots Tuesday. “None of this would be possible without the love and support of (wife Erika Donalds) and my boys,” Donalds posted on X. “Get out and VOTE, Florida!” Donalds told WINK-TV that addressing affordability would be among his top priorities if elected governor. “Honestly, it’s been a great…
·Orlando, United States
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Jolly tests Florida’s status as conservative stronghold in governor’s race against Donalds – WTOP News
Florida voters will choose Tuesday between Republican Byron Donalds and Democrat David Jolly in a governor's race that is testing the endurance of the state’s c
·Chevy Chase, United States
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