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How Byron Donalds Won the Florida Governor's Race
Margaret Kimberley, BAR senior columnist
13 Nov 2026
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Pascal Robert is a writer, political commentator, and co-host of the This Is Revolution podcast. He joins us from Miami, Florida, to talk about Byron Donalds victory in the governor’s race in that state. Unlike the other newly elected Black governors, Donalds is a republican. While other states flipped, Florida stayed red and proved that a black republican can win. We’ll talk about how that happened.

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