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Florida Governor’s Race Heats Up in 2026 GOP Primary | The Florida Daily Show Ep. 28

The 2026 Florida governor’s race is officially taking shape. On this episode of the Florida Daily Show, hosts Ed Dean and Lindsay Randall are joined by former Florida State Rep. Matt Caldwell, and NewSouthPolitics.com editor Matt O’Hern. They analyze the latest GOP primary polling, Trump’s endorsement of Byron Donalds, the possible impact of independent voters, and why economic issues could decide the next governor’s race.

The panel also discusses: ▪️ Paul Renner’s path forward ▪️ Jay Collins struggling to gain traction ▪️ James Fishback’s outsider appeal ▪️ Could Florida become competitive again? ▪️ Gas prices, insurance, housing, and grocery costs ▪️ Whether Republicans face an enthusiasm problem in 2026

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