Florida governor
Coverage of Florida governor in the Nexus archive.
- Florida gubernatorial candidate James Fishback discusses policies, controversial comments
James Fishback, a Republican candidate for Florida governor, is promoting policies to eliminate property taxes and ban data centers. He has faced accusations of using antisemitic and racist language and was questioned about remarks involving the terms 'slave' and 'lynched' during an interview. Fishback trails in polls behind Congressman Byron Donalds but remains a top contender with 9% of the vote.
- Early voting for primary election set to begin in Miami-Dade
Early voting for the primary election begins in Miami-Dade, allowing registered voters to cast ballots for party nominees including Florida governor, Congress, and state representative. The closed primary system requires voters to be registered with a party, and early voting runs until August 16, with Election Day on August 18.
- Trump's pick for Florida governor accused of ambushing mom in gourmet grocery store: Watch him vow to 'crush' her as aide screams
Trump's pick for Florida governor is accused of ambushing a mom in a gourmet grocery store. He vowed to 'crush' her in a video as an aide screamed.
- This Week in South Florida: Byron Donalds
With two months until the primary elections, U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds is the Republican front-runner for Florida governor, having received President Donald Trump's endorsement. He was interviewed by 'This Week in South Florida' host Glenna Milberg during his campaign in South Florida.