Democrats made a multimillion-dollar investment in the Florida Attorney General race.
The Democratic Attorneys General Association announced the multimillion-dollar investment into the Florida AG race to elect Democrat José Javier Rodríguez over Republican James Uthmeier.
Democrats say Rodríguez is the leader Florida needs. As a former state legislator and U.S. Assistant Secretary of Labor, Rodríguez has focused on improving public safety, transparency, and fought for justice.
“Our $5 million investment into Florida is just the start in our support for José Javier Rodríguez to serve as the state’s next attorney general. Rodríguez will put Floridians first by standing up to powerful special interests, rooting out corruption, and enforcing consumer protections. As all of Florida’s communities are being hard hit by the rise in the cost of living and suffering as a result of misguided leadership, Rodríguez will put people first and keep Florida safe. DAGA sees a path to victory with Rodríguez and is now a partner in this fight,” DAGA President Sean Rankin stated.
Florida Republican Attorney General James Uthmeier is running for election for the first time ever after being appointed to the position. The Democrats say Uthmeier has failed the people of Florida. They are hitting the Republican on many issues, trying to tie the AG to scandals and political attacks. According to the Democratic Attorneys General Association:
Democrats also said polling in Florida from late September showed Democrat Jose Javier Rodriguez within the margin of error from GOP incumbent James Uthmeier, carrying Latino voters by a 16+ margin.
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