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DeSantis' decision in filling Rubio's Senate seat
U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio's reported selection as secretary of state might hand Gov. Ron DeSantis a political lifeline -- or set him on a collision course with President-elect Trump.
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... Why it matters: DeSantis will be termed out as governor in 2026, and a seat in the U.S. Senate could provide him the continued relevance he needs to make another campaign for the White House. How it works: With Rubio's term set to end in 2028, a resignation would grant DeSantis the power to appoint a successor -- one who would serve until a special election in 2026 to determine who finishes the term. The intrigue: DeSantis could appoint one of his allies to serve as a caretaker, allowing him to run for the seat without an incumbent challenger. His pick would have to be someone credible -- but not a threat. Potential choices include ...
How it works: With Rubio's term set to end in 2028, a resignation would grant DeSantis the power to appoint a successor -- one who would serve until a special election in 2026 to determine who finishes the term.
The intrigue: DeSantis could appoint one of his allies to serve as a caretaker, allowing him to run for the seat without an incumbent challenger. His pick would have to be someone credible -- but not a threat.
Potential choices include ...
#1 | Posted by LampLighter at 2024-11-13 03:00 PM | Reply
Who ------- cares?
Florida is nothing but a ---- hole.
#2 | Posted by LegallyYourDead at 2024-11-13 06:55 PM | Reply
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