AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFlorida’s Final-Week Races: The governor’s contest between Byron Donalds and David Jolly is tightening as both campaigns make their closing push. Senate candidates Ashley Moody and Angie Nixon are also barnstorming the state, with national figures weighing in: Donald Trump backed Moody, while Barack Obama endorsed Nixon. Turnout and Spending: Nearly 2.8 million Floridians have voted early or by mail, with Democrats narrowly ahead. The state has sent more than $5 million through its public campaign-finance program; Jolly has received over $3 million and Donalds nearly $1.2 million. Outside groups booked $3.73 million in Florida broadcast ads in one day, with both parties spending. Nixon Faces Referral: A conservative watchdog filed complaints with state and federal agencies alleging Nixon failed to account for $270,000 raised for a charity tied to her bookstore. The allegations are not findings of wrongdoing. Tax Measures: Amendment 2 would exempt farm equipment from property taxes, a move critics say could squeeze rural local governments. Amendment 3’s property-tax relief debate also centers on the effect on local services.
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