POLITICSJul 5 · 22:35 UTCWPLG LOCAL 10 MIAMIByron Tollefson

State Rep. Dotie Joseph joins Florida governor’s race

State Rep. Dotie Joseph has entered Florida's governor's race, citing a need for an additional Democratic option after Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings withdrew due to health reasons. Joseph, representing Florida's 108th House District, positions herself as a pragmatic Democrat capable of cross-party collaboration, challenging David Jolly, a former Republican and current Democratic frontrunner.

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Dotie JosephpersonFlorida governor’s racetopicJerry DemingspersonDavid JollypersonByron Donaldsperson108th House DistrictplaceThis Week in South FloridaorganizationGlenna Milbergperson

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