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2026 Florida election candidates: Midterm voter guide

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By Byron Donalds’ support, Shauna Muckle, Katelyn Ferral Verified
| Tampa Bay Times Verified
Consultant; ex-mayor of Sarasota; former Eckerd College VP and dean; co-founded UnidosNow nonprofit Bachelor's from Georgetown University; master's in Latin American studies from Georgetown What are your three top priorities? Kirschner: They all come down to lowering costs: first, health care. Reverse the cuts driving 1.5 million Floridians off their coverage. Second, protect the Medicare and Social Security people earned. No cuts, no games.
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Crist skips St. Petersburg mayor debate, becomes target in race Original

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By Byron Donalds’ support
| Tampa Bay Times Verified
Former Gov. Charlie Crist’s absence from a St. Petersburg mayoral candidate forum Tuesday gave his opponents an opening to attack the fundraising front-runner in the race. Crist’s campaign announced that morning that he would missthe event at The James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art,one of the last mayoral debates before the Aug. 18 primary. His camp took issue with the event’s charged admission, snubbing the Suncoast Tiger Bay forum that allows members to ask questions directly to politicians.
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Fishback can stay on Florida ballot, judge rules Original

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By Byron Donalds’ support, Romy Ellenbogen
| Tampa Bay Times Verified
TALLAHASSEE — James Fishback, a Republican candidate for Florida governor, will stay on the ballot despite questions about his state residency, a Tallahassee judge ruled Monday. One of Fishback’s opponents, Lt. Gov. Jay Collins, sued, arguing that the former investor is ineligible to be Florida governor because of time he spent in Washington, D.C. Florida’s constitution requires that the governor live in Florida for the seven-year period before their election.
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