I'm a Republican and I'm voting for David Jolly.
Key moments
"I'm a registered Republican, traditionally I've always voted that way. This fall I am voting Jolly."
"It's the integrity behind David that has my vote. Knowing that unity is possible between these parties with the right people supporting it."
"Florida needs better understanding, better unity as a community. If we all work together we'll better Florida as a whole."
Context
Across Florida, traditional Republicans are making a different choice this year. This voter speaks to what many are feeling: that integrity and unity matter more than party labels.
What's said
The voter names integrity as the deciding factor, alongside a belief that the right leadership can bring divided communities back together. See the full statement in the transcript below.
Transcript
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Related questions
Why are Republicans voting for David Jolly?
Many Republicans cite integrity and a belief that the state needs leadership focused on unity over partisanship. The campaign's message speaks to voters who feel their party has lost its way and who want someone willing to put Florida first, not politics first.
Can a Republican vote for David Jolly in the primary?
Florida holds closed primaries. Registered Republicans vote in the Republican primary. David Jolly's coalition includes Republicans, Democrats, and unaffiliated voters who will decide together in the general election whether the state is ready for a different kind of leadership.
What does David Jolly mean by unity?
Unity is not pretending everyone agrees. It's recognizing that Floridians share fundamental concerns about cost of living, safety, and opportunity, even when they come from different political backgrounds. The campaign's approach is to focus on solving problems rather than scoring partisan points.
Is David Jolly still a Republican?
David Jolly left the Republican Party and now runs as an independent voice. His platform is built on governing for all Floridians, not for one party's agenda. Many voters who still identify as Republican say that independence is exactly what drew them to the campaign.
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