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Donalds Tops $10M in Quarter

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Republican gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds raked in more than $10 million during the year’s second quarter through a political committee and his campaign account, according to newly filed finance reports.

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News Service of Florida

Donalds Tops $10M in Quarter

Republican gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds raked in more than $10 million during the year’s second quarter through a political committee and his campaign account, according to newly filed finance reports.

6 days ago·Tallahassee, United States

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