David Jolly is running for governor of Florida. “Affordability, affordability, affordability. That is the No. 1 issue.” Jolly, a Republican turned independent turned Democrat, has left his ...

Mitchell Berger started work at age 19 for Jimmy Carter’s presidential campaign. The Fort Lauderdale lawyer has since held ...

The former Republican congressman dishes on his doubts about raising his kids in Florida, Democrats’ struggles and how he is different from Charlie Crist.

David Jolly, a former congressman, announced he will run for Florida governor in the 2026 election. Formerly a Republican, Jolly switched to Democrat earlier this year.

While making his rounds in Florida to talk about the affordability crisis, former U.S. Rep. David Jolly, who is vying to become Florida’s next governor, made a stop in St. Johns County on Monday.

Meet David Jolly: Former Republican Florida congressman running for governor. Jolly acknowledges that his policy positions have changed, especially in the last 10 years, with the rise of Donald Trump.

Meet David Jolly: Former Republican Florida congressman running for governor. Jolly acknowledges that his policy positions have changed, especially in the last 10 years, with the rise of Donald Trump.

Former Republican congressman David Jolly is running for Florida governor as a Democrat in 2026. Jolly's platform prioritizes lowering property insurance premiums, increasing teacher salaries, and ...

Meet David Jolly: Former Republican Florida congressman running for governor. Jolly acknowledges that his policy positions have changed, especially in the last 10 years, with the rise of Donald Trump.

After teasing at a run, former GOP congressman David Jolly made it official this week, saying he's running for governor of Florida in 2026. Jolly, who left the Republican Party in President Donald ...

David Jolly made the rounds of state and national media last week to announce he would run for Florida governor in 2026. Whether the 52-year-old, former congress member from Pinellas County can win is ...

David Jolly, who served three years in the House representing a Tampa Bay district and is likely best known now as an MSNBC contributor, on Thursday announced his bid to become the first Democrat ...