Race for Elections in Florida It was expanded this week. He also announced on social media republican James Fishback He will run in the next elections for the position of governor of the state. The new candidate is presented as an entrepreneur seeking to follow a line Ron DeSantis and Byron openly challenges Donaldssupported by Donald Trump In the Sunshine State.
30 year old businessman He officially announced his candidacy Through a video clip that he shared on his private account S. He confirmed in his presentation that he wanted to Improving affordability in the Sunshine StateMaking it accessible to both families and Americans who choose to move there after retirement.
With this goal the focus of her campaign, Fishback mentioned some topics Through which he seeks to seduce voters in Florida:
In addition to your suggestions, He openly targeted Fishback DonaldsThis is the number that Trump supports to become governor. The new candidate said that the current US Congressman. “He’s not going to fight for Florida like Ron DeSantis does.”.
Throughout the video, He praised the work of the current governor at the helm Entity He stated that he wants to continue his legacy.
Additionally, he noted that he would fight to keep the state free of gender diversity policies and “the millions of illegal immigrants who have invaded” the North American country “under the leadership of… Kamala Harris“.
Moreover, he emphasized that He does not define himself as a politician, but rather as a businessman He promised that he would visit all 67 Florida counties during his campaign.
With the addition of Fishback, according to the Florida Department of Elections, Full list They are arranged as follows:
Democratic Party
Republican Party
No belonging
independent
Florida Libertarian Party
Florida Constitutional Party
The Republican is currently in his second term and Florida is proving that’s why He cannot run in the elections scheduled for November 3, 2026. After being re-elected in 2022, the current term began in January 2023.
Since the term in the Sunshine State is four years, DeSantis will leave office in January 2027.