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💯💯 @ByronDonalds: “In 3 days David Jolly is going to find out again the people of Florida do not care what he thinks.”

Floridians are paying for these six city managers to haul in an annual average compensation package of ~$544K!!! And, their grossly overinflated compensation packages likely do not take into consideration their (in some cases) ridiculously over generous PTO days and severance packages. Passage of A3 will put the brakes on the financial gravy train enjoyed by local governments, which we've long been unwittingly funding via our hard earned money. VOTE YES ON A3 TO HELP IMPROVE FLORIDIANS' FUTURE.

DONALDS SHUTS DOWN THE RACE CARD. "The color of my skin is not what qualifies me to be your governor." Then he laid out the case: a free Florida for Miami, the Panhandle and the Heartland.

Want to know how much money has been donated to Byron Donalds Gubernatorial campaign ? Want to know where Byron’s loyalties will lie should he win ? Here: Approximately $167–168 million in total (as of late October 2026), with the large majority in his affiliated PAC. Byron Donalds (R), the U.S. Representative running for Florida governor in the November 3, 2026, general election against Democrat David Jolly, has raised money primarily through two channels: • Friends of Byron Donalds PAC (his main political committee): About $150.1 million as of around October 26, 2026. This figure comes from reporting by Florida journalist Jason Garcia citing Florida Division of Elections records and includes major late donations such as an additional $5 million from Ken Griffin (bringing Griffin’s total to $15 million). Other large donors include Jeff Yass (~$7.5 million), the Seminole Tribe of Florida (millions), GEO Group, and various real estate, gambling, and corporate interests. Florida law allows these PACs to accept unlimited contributions (unlike direct candidate accounts). • His official candidate campaign committee: Roughly $17–18 million, including nearly $1.2 million in public matching funds from Florida’s program for small individual donations ($250 or less from Florida residents). Earlier October reports put this near $17 million, with additional matching funds distributed later. Aggregators and analyses (OpenSecrets, Transparency USA, news reports) have cited totals in the $148–150 million range for combined or PAC-heavy figures earlier in the month; the ~$150.1 million PAC total reflects more complete late-October data. Donalds has held a large cash-on-hand advantage (tens of millions more than Jolly) heading into the final stretch, despite some tightening in polls. Exact figures continue to update with ongoing reports to the Florida Division of Elections. And here’s the official records of donations to Byron’s political PAC, Friends of Byron Donalds. This is who Byron would be working for if he were to win, not Florida’s hard working families nor Florida’s small business owners: friendsofbyrondonalds.com/wp…