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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis speaks during a press conference where he signed the state budget into law in Tampa, Fla., June 12, 2024.
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Ron DeSantis has reshaped the political landscape in Florida since his nail-biter win over Andrew Gillum in the 2018 governor’s race.
In just five and a half years, he has gotten maps through that have ensured GOP supermajorities in both branches of the state legislature and the congressional delegation — the latter arguably responsible for Republican control of the House of Representatives.
About the Author
A. G. Gancarski writes for the New York Post and for the Florida Politics website and has covered Ron DeSantis since his Senate run in 2016.
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Ron DeSantis has reshaped the political landscape in Florida since his nail-biter win over Andrew Gillum in the 2018 governor’s race.
In just five and a half years, he has gotten maps through that have ensured GOP supermajorities in both branches of the state legislature and the congressional delegation — the latter arguably responsible for Republican control of the House of Representatives.
About the Author
A. G. Gancarski writes for the New York Post and for the Florida Politics website and has covered Ron DeSantis since his Senate run in 2016.
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