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    Byron Donalds campaign to canvas alongside fellow Florida GOP candidates▼Byron Donalds camp to knock doors with Sydney Gruters, Nick DiCeglie, Linda Chaney as GOP coordinates campaigns✉newsWorldPolitics1 d ago

    Byron Donalds' campaign plans joint door-knocking with Sydney Gruters, Nick DiCeglie and Linda Chaney, reflecting coordinated campaigning by Florida Republicans. The move signals party efforts to pool resources and volunteers across overlapping districts, boosting turnout operations ahead of upcoming elections in the state.

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    Palm Beach GOP Endorses Mike Caruso▼Palm Beach GOP backs Mike Caruso🦋bluesky2475 d ago

    The Republican Party of Palm Beach County has thrown its support behind Florida state Representative Mike Caruso, a endorsement that strengthens his standing heading into the next election cycle. Caruso, a moderate-leaning Republican who has represented a competitive Palm Beach-area district, is seen as a key figure in the party's efforts to hold its legislative seats in a region that has been trending Republican but remains contested.

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    David Jolly eyes Florida governorship as a Democrat●David Jolly thinks he can be the first Democratic Governor of Florida this century✉newsWorldPolitics3 d ago

    Former Republican congressman David Jolly says he believes he can become the first Democratic governor of Florida this century. Jolly, who left the GOP and joined the Democrats, is weighing or launching a run in the 2026 race to succeed term-limited Ron DeSantis. Florida has not elected a Democratic governor since 1994, and his bid would test whether the state's recent rightward shift can be reversed.

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    Florida GOP AI critics blast Altman's 'bad things' remarks●‘That is recklessness’: Florida's staunch GOP AI opponents slam Altman's ‘bad things’ comments✉newsTechnologyAI5 d ago

    Florida's hardline Republican critics of artificial intelligence have accused OpenAI chief Sam Altman of recklessness over comments suggesting AI could cause 'bad things'. The lawmakers say his warnings downplay serious risks while simultaneously promoting the technology, and are pressing for stricter oversight of AI development. The clash highlights a growing split among conservatives over how aggressively to regulate the industry.