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Charles Ryan called it:
“Byron Donalds will be elected Governor of Florida on November 3, 2026, becoming Florida’s next governor.”
We find out by Nov 3, 2026. 22 days to go · on the record 53 days, before anyone knew the answer
MET if Byron Donalds is declared the winner of the Florida gubernatorial general election held November 3, 2026, per official certified results from the Florida Elections Canvassing Commission / Florida Department of State. Winning a primary, leading in early or unofficial counts that are later reversed, or any other candidate being certified as winner does not count. at any point, before 2026-11-03 23:59 (America/New_York).
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Resolves TRUE if Byron Donalds is the winner of the Florida gubernatorial general election held on November 3, 2026, as shown by the official certified results from the Florida Department of State / Florida Elections Canvassing Commission. Any other candidate winning, or Donalds not appearing on the ballot as a gubernatorial candidate in that election, resolves FALSE.
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