Fox NewsTop Trump ally Byron Donalds turns up volume on likely 2026 run for Florida governor
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-4% Center
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-10% Center
- Politician Portrayal
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74% : Donalds, who was a top surrogate on the campaign trail last year for Trump, was interviewed a few days after Trump, at a closed-door fundraiser in New York City, suggested that if Donalds ran for Florida governor in 2026, he'd have "many friends in the race.50% : "CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPWith Florida, which was once a top general election battleground state, now firmly red, the slowly emerging gubernatorial battle may be determined by whom Trump, the GOP's kingmaker in his adopted home state of Florida and across the country, may eventually back.
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