Florida governor candidates Donalds and Jolly speak one-on-one in final push
The race to be Florida's next governor is a competitive one — a statistical tie, according to a poll released last week by the University of North Florida. Republican and Democrat candidates for Florida's governor are in a statistical tie, according to a poll by the University of North Florida. Candidates Byron Donalds and David Jolly have been campaigning across the state, pitching different visions of Florida's future. Donalds, a Republican congressman, said he plans to build on the policies he admires from Gov. Ron DeSantis' outgoing administration, including the Department of Government Efficiency, which has conducted audits of multiple counties across Florida. Meanwhile, Jolly, a Democrat who served in Congress during the 2010s, has said he opposes Amendment 3, but will support the will of the voters if it passes. One issue where the two candidates agree is on school choice, both supporting keeping universal vouchers in place.
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — The race to be Florida's next governor is a competitive one — a statistical tie, according to a poll released last week by the University of North Florida.
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