Cybersecdn- Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed a bill that would allow him to run for president while serving as governor, and reduce transparency over political spending and his travel. The bill exempts him from Florida’s “resign-to-run” law, which requires candidates to resign from their current office before running for another. The new law also shields records related to his travel from public view, including the names of people who meet with him at his office or mansion or travel with him.
The bill has been criticized by some Democrats who question why lawmakers would allow DeSantis to take his attention away from being governor. The bill also imposes sweeping new voting restrictions in the state and will make it much harder for non-profits to do voter registration drives.
According to a recent poll, 49% of Floridians disapprove of DeSantis’s job performance, while 45% approve. The same poll found that 51% of Floridians would not vote for DeSantis if he ran for president in 2024, while 41% would.
The new law has raised concerns about the future of democracy in Florida. Critics argue that it will make it easier for DeSantis to run for president while neglecting his duties as governor and that it will reduce transparency over political spending and his travel. Supporters of the bill argue that it will give DeSantis a better chance of winning the presidency and that it will help him to better serve the people of Florida.
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Florida’s new law change has raised concerns about the future of democracy in the state. While supporters argue that it will give DeSantis a better chance of winning the presidency, critics argue that it will make it easier for him to neglect his duties as governor and that it will reduce transparency over political spending and his travel. It remains to be seen how this new law will affect the state and its people in the coming years.
