Politics and Government
Politics and Government
Mon, January 13, 2025
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Let the 2026 elections begin
- Rep. BYRON DONALDS (R-Fla.), who recently hired the same pollster who worked for Trump (and other successful Republicans), brushed aside a question about his interest in the governor's mansion. "There's really not much to talk about," Donalds said. "You know, our job is in D.C."
The article from POLITICO's Florida Playbook, dated January 13, 2025, discusses the early start of the 2026 election cycle in Florida, with candidates already beginning to campaign for various offices. Key points include the announcement by former state Sen. Jack Latvala of his run for Pinellas County Tax Collector, highlighting the competitive nature of local elections. The piece also touches on the broader political landscape, mentioning the potential gubernatorial ambitions of several figures, including U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz, who has been actively engaging with voters. Additionally, the article covers the strategic moves by political parties, like the Florida Democratic Party's efforts to rebuild and the GOP's focus on maintaining their dominance in state politics. It also notes the influence of national politics on state races, with references to former President Donald Trump's impact on Florida's political scene. The narrative underscores the continuous political activity in Florida, where the next election cycle seems to start almost immediately after the last one concludes.
Read the Full Politico Article at:
[ https://www.politico.com/newsletters/florida-playbook/2025/01/13/let-the-2026-elections-begin-00197772 ]
Read the Full Politico Article at:
[ https://www.politico.com/newsletters/florida-playbook/2025/01/13/let-the-2026-elections-begin-00197772 ]