MIAMI — When Donald Trump needed a conservative to reach black voters in 2024, he turned to Rep. Byron Donaldsthe young black Republican from Florida popular with the MAGA base.
NOW, Donald is working to capture the traditionally Democratic voting bloc as he seeks to become Florida’s first black governor.
Donalds has recently focused his campaign on courting black voters, but it won’t be easy. He faces a lot of skepticism from black communities and strong criticism from his Democratic rival. David Jolywho is white and accused Donald to present an “anti-Black agenda”. But The Donalds The campaign is determined to push to win over black voters, a constituency that could prove key in November.
"We’ve done a lot of work in Broward County and North Miami," Donald said during an interview in Miami Beach in late September, referring to areas with large black populations. “We’ve been doing this work in Jacksonville very quietly. Most people didn’t even know we were doing it. We’ve been consistent on this because I want everyone’s votes in Florida.”
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