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Angie Nixon Says Democratic Donors Have Underinvested in Florida

Nixon tied the donor gap to what she described as perceptions of racism in Florida.

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An interview crew works on the Florida Historic Capitol grounds in Tallahassee, Florida. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)
An interview crew works on the Florida Historic Capitol grounds in Tallahassee, Florida. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)

Florida Democratic Senate candidate Angie Nixon said she believes donors aligned with her party have put too little money into the state, linking the shortfall to perceptions of racism. CBS News reported her explanation in a segment about Democratic investment in Florida.

CBS News said political strategists Mike Hahn and John McCarthy offered analysis during the segment.

The Associated Press previously reported that David Jolly sought national financial backing while arguing Florida could be competitive for Democrats. EconoTimes earlier covered Jolly's appeal for national support.

The Florida Department of State lists Nov. 3 as the general election date.

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