David Jolly proposes using the Tourist Development Tax for education and emergency reserves, a plan criticized by Byron Donalds as a potential hurricane tax.
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David Jolly proposes using the Tourist Development Tax for education and emergency reserves, a plan criticized by Byron Donalds as a potential hurricane tax.
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Florida gubernatorial race: Jolly and Donalds face national campaign pressureAlso in this story
- Byron Donalds has surpassed David Jolly in the ongoing gubernatorial race in Florida.
- Byron Donalds uses his platform to speak on behalf of Florida's conservative tradition, comparing its model to Texas' policies and aggressively attacking David Jolly's political views.
- University of North Florida conducted a poll on Florida voters, including ratings of Donald Trump's job approval.
- Byron Donalds pushes for a voter suppression bill.
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David Jolly
American lobbyist and politician
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Byron Donalds
United States Representative from Florida since 2021
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- Campaigning for the gubernatorial race in Florida, David Jolly received support from Bobby Williams, while Byron Donalds faced criticism regarding Jolly's campaign support map.
- David Jolly publicly supported pathways for illegal immigrants.
- David Jolly spoke to students at Florida A&M University while running for governor against Byron Donalds.
- David Jolly and Byron Donalds discuss university enrollment caps and tuition proposals in Florida.