Florida Conservative

Rick Scott has spent much of his public life presenting himself as an executive rather than an ordinary politician: the businessman who demands results, the governor who measures performance, the senator who attacks Washington excuses and the fiscal conservative who insists that people entrusted with taxpayer money be held accountable.

Florida does not need Congress to act—and does not need to challenge the Census itself.

Gregory Tony’s re-election campaign embodies the complex intersection of local politics, immigration policy, and cross-party affiliations.