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Governor
Byron Donalds

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David Jolly

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U.S. Senate (special)
Ashley B. Moody

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Angie Nixon

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Byron Donalds

Republican nominee for Governor

Public record and major reporting around arrests from decades ago (ethics complaint later dismissed), stock-disclosure ethics complaints, dual federal campaign-finance questions, and 2026 primary-opponent allegations he denies.

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  1. 1.
    Dismissed / not pursuedPast arrests & 2020 ethics complaint (dismissed)1997–2020
  2. 2.
    AllegedAlleged STOCK Act disclosure failures (ethics complaint filed)2022–2024
  3. 3.
    ReportedFEC questions dual Congress/governor fundraising2025
  4. 4.
    Alleged2026 opponent alleges federal sex-trafficking probe (denied)2026
  5. 5.
    ContextOutsized state fundraising (public filings)2026 cycle
Dismissed / not pursuedCriminal / arrests1997–2020

Past arrests & 2020 ethics complaint (dismissed)

News reports and a 2020 Florida Commission on Ethics complaint described earlier arrests involving alleged marijuana distribution (1997) and a bribery-related matter (around 2000). A rival alleged Donalds failed to disclose that history on certain applications. The Commission dismissed the complaint for lack of legal sufficiency.

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Dismissal means the panel did not proceed—not that voters must ignore the underlying history. Donalds has described youthful mistakes and a turnaround narrative for years. Read the contemporaneous reporting, not social-media summaries.

AllegedEthics2022–2024

Alleged STOCK Act disclosure failures (ethics complaint filed)

Campaign Legal Center filed a complaint with the Office of Congressional Ethics alleging Rep. Donalds failed to file required periodic transaction reports for numerous stock trades (CLC described 100+ trades totaling up to roughly $1.6M in value). That is an alleged ethics/statute violation unless an official body finds otherwise.

Context / balance

Complaints are not convictions. Check whether OCE/House Ethics took further public action and any late filings or responses from the office. Donalds has also spoken publicly about congressional stock-trading rules—voters can weigh consistency.

ReportedCampaign finance2025

FEC questions dual Congress/governor fundraising

Reporting and FEC correspondence described issues when Donalds pursued statewide office while his House committee continued receiving contributions. An FEC letter stated certain post-announcement House contributions “must be refunded” (with limited debt exceptions). The campaign’s public posture, per reporting, was that he remained an active House candidate.

Context / balance

This is campaign-finance process, not a criminal charge. Open the FEC letters and the WUSF story; outcomes can be refunds, redesignations, or continued dispute. Compare to how other dual-candidacy races handled refunds.

AllegedNews reporting2026

2026 opponent alleges federal sex-trafficking probe (denied)

Gubernatorial rival James Fishback publicly claimed a whistleblower and his legal team indicated Donalds was under federal investigation related to sex trafficking (in coverage often tied to separate reporting on ally Rep. Cory Mills). These remain campaign-level allegations unless confirmed by DOJ, an indictment, or other primary authority.

Context / balance

Donalds’ side has strongly denied wrongdoing / investigation claims in campaign responses covered by local TV. Uncorroborated primary-season allegations are common; treat as contested politics until documents appear. Do not treat opponent press conferences as court findings.

ContextCampaign finance2026 cycle

Outsized state fundraising (public filings)

Florida state campaign-finance aggregates show Donalds far ahead of the field in contributions for the governor’s race (megadonors and entities publicly itemized on Transparency USA / FL filings).

Context / balance

Large fundraising is legal within Florida rules and can signal organization—or dependence on ultra-wealthy/out-of-state networks. Our Money tracker lists named top donors with amounts.

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David Jolly

Democratic nominee for Governor

Former Republican congressman turned Democrat. Public record centers on party switch, lobbying/consulting work after Congress, and the usual campaign-season attacks — curated lightly; expand as Nov reporting piles up.

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  1. 1.
    ContextLeft the Republican Party; later ran as Democrat2018–2025
  2. 2.
    ReportedPost-Congress consulting / media income (reported)2024–2025
  3. 3.
    ContextFundraising trail vs. Donalds (public filings)2026 cycle
ContextElections & ballot2018–2025

Left the Republican Party; later ran as Democrat

Jolly served in the U.S. House as a Republican (FL-13, 2014–2017), later left the GOP, and in 2025 filed to run for Florida governor as a Democrat. Opponents frame this as opportunism; supporters frame it as consistency with his criticism of Trump-era politics.

Context / balance

Party switches are legal and common in Florida history (see Charlie Crist). Voters can weigh sincerity vs. positioning — this is political context, not a court finding.

ReportedNews reporting2024–2025

Post-Congress consulting / media income (reported)

Financial-disclosure reporting described income from government-relations/advisory work and media contributions after leaving Congress. That is ordinary for former members; amounts and clients matter for conflict-of-interest judgments.

Context / balance

Open the disclosure and Politico Florida Playbook coverage rather than viral summaries. Consulting is not illegal; voters decide whether client lists conflict with campaign pledges.

ContextCampaign finance2026 cycle

Fundraising trail vs. Donalds (public filings)

Jolly’s campaign has touted multimillion-dollar fundraising; Byron Donalds’ state filings show a far larger megadonor-driven war chest. Cash gaps shape advertising capacity, not ballot eligibility.

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Compare itemized FL filings and our Money cards — campaign claims and aggregates can diverge.

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U.S. Senate (special)

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Ashley B. Moody

U.S. Senator (incumbent) · GOP nominee

Former AG / sitting U.S. Senator with a high-profile litigation brand, plus scrutiny over Hope Florida funds, 2020 election litigation choices, and an old family civil dispute involving Trump that settled.

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    ReportedHope Florida / Medicaid settlement funds scrutiny (reported)2024–2026
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    ResolvedJoined multi-state 2020 election Supreme Court brief2020
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    SettledFamily civil fraud allegations vs Trump org (settled years ago)settled ~2011
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    ContextOpioid litigation recoveries (positive ledger)2019–2022+
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    ContextSenate cash on hand (FEC)2026 cycle
ReportedOffice / governance2024–2026

Hope Florida / Medicaid settlement funds scrutiny (reported)

Florida media revisited how the Attorney General’s office handled approval/diversion of multi-million-dollar settlement-related funds connected to Hope Florida, with critics alleging weak safeguards. These are governance critiques and investigations-in-the-news sense—not a criminal conviction listed here.

Context / balance

Moody’s office also touts large consumer/opioid recoveries as the positive ledger. Read both CBS/local scrutiny and AG press releases; look for inspector-general or legislative findings if any.

ResolvedOffice / governance2020

Joined multi-state 2020 election Supreme Court brief

As Florida AG, Moody joined other Republican AGs supporting Texas’s failed Supreme Court election case. American Oversight later published emails in which some of her office’s lawyers privately mocked the suit before she signed on. The Court rejected the case.

Context / balance

Staff sarcasm ≠ illegal. Critics call it performative election denial; supporters call it aggressive election-integrity advocacy. Primary docs are the emails + the brief.

SettledCivil courtssettled ~2011

Family civil fraud allegations vs Trump org (settled years ago)

POLITICO reported that Moody and family members previously alleged fraud in a dispute involving a Trump-branded Tampa condo project that was never built; the case settled and she has said she cannot discuss it. This is historical civil litigation, not a current criminal charge.

Context / balance

Settlements often include no-admission clauses. Relevant mainly as political irony given later Trump alliance—not as a live scandal.

ContextOffice / governance2019–2022+

Opioid litigation recoveries (positive ledger)

As AG, Moody’s office publicized multi-billion-dollar opioid-related recoveries including a large Walgreens resolution. This is the main “what did they deliver” counterweight to criticism.

Context / balance

Settlement size is not proof of personal virtue—but it is part of the public record of tenure. Cross-check AG releases against independent coverage.

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Angie Nixon

Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate

Jacksonville state representative and progressive Democratic Senate nominee. Curated package is thin vs. Moody’s longer AG/Senate paper trail — we will add sourced items as general-election reporting lands.

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  1. 1.
    ReportedProgressive / DSA-aligned politics (reported)2020s
  2. 2.
    ContextFEC fundraising lag vs. Moody (and vs. Vindman in primary)2026 cycle
  3. 3.
    ContextGeneral-election dossier still expandingas of 2026-08-18
ReportedNews reporting2020s

Progressive / DSA-aligned politics (reported)

National and Florida coverage of the 2026 Senate primary described Nixon as a progressive / democratic-socialist-aligned state legislator relative to more moderate rivals. Labels are political framing from reporters and opponents.

Context / balance

Ideology is not a public-record ‘hit.’ Read her legislative votes and campaign platform rather than only primary attack ads.

ContextCampaign finance2026 cycle

FEC fundraising lag vs. Moody (and vs. Vindman in primary)

FEC snapshots showed Nixon raising under $1M through late July 2026 while Moody cleared $11M+. During the Democratic primary, Alex Vindman led Dem fundraising; Nixon still won the nomination.

Context / balance

Cash is not destiny. Open FEC S6FL00830 for live totals; our Money card tracks the snapshot.

ContextNews reportingas of 2026-08-18

General-election dossier still expanding

We prioritize court, ethics, and major outlet reporting with links. Additional Florida House votes, local Jacksonville coverage, and opponent research dumps will be added only when we can cite a primary source.

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