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  1. Florida gubernatorial race: Jolly and Donalds compete for state office
  2. Byron Donalds is challenging David Jolly's bid for governor, and Jolly has chosen a governing partner for the 2026 race.
  3. Campaigning ramps up for the 2026 gubernatorial race as candidates hold stops in key locations and academic predictions are released.
  4. David Jolly and Byron Donalds held town halls at Florida A&M University during the gubernatorial campaign.

Jolly and Donalds Campaign at Florida A&M University, Discussing Immigration and DEI

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Gubernatorial candidate David Jolly held a town hall at Florida A&M University on October 13, 2026, where he spoke with students. Jolly, a Democratic nominee in Florida, discussed his plans if elected, including reinstating funding for Diversity Equity and Inclusion programs and suspending 287g agreements between local law enforcement and immigration officers. Byron Donalds, Jolly's opponent running on the Republican ticket, had visited the university campus two weeks earlier.

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The gubernatorial campaign in Florida features a high-stakes rivalry between David Jolly and Byron Donalds. The policy proposals discussed, such as changes to immigration agreements and DEI funding, represent potential shifts in state regulation and spending priorities.

Campaigning is ramping up for the 2026 gubernatorial race as candidates hold stops in key locations and academic predictions are released.

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