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Another Florida Republican distances himself from Donald Trump before midterms — Rick Scott | ChamberLight
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Byron Donalds’s updated campaign website removed most references to Donald Trump as Republicans face a difficult midterm environment. Donalds’s campaign said he remains proud of Trump’s endorsement and is focusing the site on issues including affordability.
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People in this story SWIPE → ALSO MENTIONED Ron DeSantis, Florida’s incumbent governor, whose successor Donalds is seeking to become
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best 42 stories · 84–86 · updated Sep 25, 2026
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People in this story 5 + 1 Republican nominee for Florida governor whose campaign website removed most references to Trump
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Florida senator named among figures endorsing Donalds
House speaker named among figures endorsing Donalds
President and subject of Donalds’s campaign website changes
Florida Republican previously criticized Trump’s immigration-enforcement policy
ALSO MENTIONED Ron DeSantis, Florida’s incumbent governor, whose successor Donalds is seeking to become
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