Why 🐵 CampaignFinanceAndEthics picked: Donalds removes several Trump mentions from campaign website
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Source: thehill.com
Rep. Byron Donalds (R-Fl.), Florida gubernatorial candidate, removed certain mentions of President Trump’s name from his campaign website ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. The new website layout launched this week. In the old layout, a banner at the top said, “Chip in to Support Trump Endorsed Byron Donalds” with text below it saying, “TRUMP-ENDORSED.”…
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This is a report on a political candidate adjusting their campaign branding by removing Trump references.
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