POLITICOAnti-Trump former Republican David Jolly considers run for Florida governor
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
58% : " Jolly is contemplating his next move as Trump has already endorsed Rep. Byron Donalds (R-Fla.) for the job.39% : A winning coalition against powerful Republicans in Florida, where both Gov. DeSantis and Trump will likely get involved, would have to include nonaffiliated voters, disaffected Republicans as well as Democrats.
36% : It remains an open question whether a state that backed Trump for president three times -- with ever-increase margins -- would support someone who's been an outspoken figure in the Trump resistance.
24% : He's a frequent commentator on MSNBC who's been a vocal critic of DeSantis and Trump, often talking about the shortfalls of America's two-party system and the importance of centrist policies.
16% : The former congressman, for his part, said the "governor's race is not about Donald Trump."
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