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Dad to Josh and Joe, Beatles fanatic, Mark Twain fan, loves the Buckeyes, and Statehouse reporter for the Tallahassee Democrat and USA Today Florida Network
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Gwen Graham says school choice hurts public schools

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By James Call Verified
| Naples Daily News Verified
July 16, 2026, 5:12 a.m. ET Gwen Graham criticized Republican-led school choice reforms at an evening forum in Tallahassee on July 15. The Jolly-Graham ticket is making education funding and accountability a central issue for the 2026 campaign. Republicans champion the reforms as providing parents with more educational options for their children.
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Gwen Graham says school choice hurts public schools

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By James Call Verified
| Tallahassee Democrat Verified
Gwen Graham, the Democratic former congresswomen from Tallahassee and now running mate to gubernatorial hopeful David Jolly, has seized on what she thinks will be a defining issue of the 2026 governor's race: School choice, and what it's doing to traditional public education.
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Republicans argue over who's best to replace Neal Dunn in Congress

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By James Call Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Five Republican candidates seeking to replace U.S. Rep. Neal Dunn presented themselves to members of the Capital Conservatives Club July 14 as supporters of President Donald Trump's agenda. Their message? They're in a battle against "crazy" Democrats.
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