ron desantis is the republican running for governor of florida.
ron desantis is the republican running for governor of florida.
who's the republican running for governor of florida?
ron desantis
marco rubio won 48% of the hispanic vote during this election, an unprecedented number for a republican during a presidential year.









































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bullet::::- carlos beruff, real estate developer and chair of the florida commission on healthcare and hospital funding









































bullet::::- ernie rivera, businessman









































bullet::::- marco rubio, incumbent u.s. senator









































bullet::::- dwight young, pinellas county sheriff's deputy









































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bullet::::- ron desantis, u.s. representative (running for reelection)









































bullet::::- mary elisabeth godwin, pastor









































bullet::::- david jolly, u.s. representative (running for reelection)









































bullet::::- carlos lópez-cantera, lieutenant governor of florida









































bullet::::- todd wilcox, businessman and former cia case officer
2016 united states senate election in florida
this article lists those who were potential candidates for the republican nomination for vice president of the united states in the 1944 election. at the start of the 1944 republican national convention, new york governor thomas dewey seemed like the likely presidential nominee, but his nomination was not assured due to strong support for ohio governor john w. bricker and former minnesota governor harold stassen. though dewey wanted california governor earl warren as his running mate, warren was convinced that franklin d. roosevelt would win re-election, and refused to be anyone's running mate. some republicans wanted to ask democratic senator harry byrd of virginia to be the republican running mate in order to pursue the southern vote, but this possibility was not seriously pursued. dewey and his advisers instead worked out a deal in which bricker's delegates voted for dewey in the presidential ballot, and dewey in return chose bricker as his running mate. the dewey-bricker ticket, which balanced the moderate northeastern and conservative midwestern wings of the party, was ratified by the republican convention. the ticket lost the 1944 presidential election to the ticket of franklin d. roosevelt and harry s. truman.
1944 republican party vice presidential candidate selection