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Democrats get into the Chief Financial Officer race
Annette Taddeo, a former state senator, announced her candidacy for Florida's Chief Financial Officer, criticizing Republican CFO Blaise Ingoglia's handling of issues like rising insurance costs. Earle Ford, a U.S. Army veteran and IRS investigator, also entered the Democratic primary after withdrawing from a congressional race. The Republican Party of Florida criticized Democrats for promoting 'radical tax-and-spend policies' through Taddeo, a candidate with multiple electoral losses.
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