Barrington Salmon argues that Byron Donalds’s campaign for Florida governor faces voter dissatisfaction with the state’s costs and Republican leadership. The article criticizes Donalds’s pledge to build on Ron DeSantis’s record and suggests Republicans may face losses in the midterms.
U.S. senator whom DeSantis appointed to the Senate, according to the article.
ALSO MENTIONED David Jolly, Donalds’s Democratic opponent in the Florida governor’s race, identified as a former U.S. representative.; James Utmeier, DeSantis’s former chief of staff, whom the article says became Florida attorney general.; Jason Weida, Former Florida Agency for Healthcare Administration secretary whom the article says became DeSantis’s chief of staff.; John Guard, Former chief deputy attorney general whom the article says became an appellate judge.; Ron DeSantis, Florida governor whose record Donalds says he will build on, and whose administration is criticized in the article.
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President whose popularity and party’s electoral prospects are discussed.
U.S. senator whom DeSantis appointed to the Senate, according to the article.
ALSO MENTIONED David Jolly, Donalds’s Democratic opponent in the Florida governor’s race, identified as a former U.S. representative.; James Utmeier, DeSantis’s former chief of staff, whom the article says became Florida attorney general.; Jason Weida, Former Florida Agency for Healthcare Administration secretary whom the article says became DeSantis’s chief of staff.; John Guard, Former chief deputy attorney general whom the article says became an appellate judge.; Ron DeSantis, Florida governor whose record Donalds says he will build on, and whose administration is criticized in the article.
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