Report Suggests GOP Used 'Shadow Candidates' To Defeat Florida Democrats
November 13, 2020
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Three candidates for Florida Senate district races were “shill candidates” whose presence was intended to siphon votes from those running for the Democratic Party, a report claims.
Local 10 News in Miami says that the three candidates, who list no party affiliation, have similarities and connections suggesting that they are all linked by funding from the same dark money sources.
The implication is that the candidates ran with no intention other than to upset voting patterns, as they did not campaign or fundraise.
In the District 37 race, a recount is underway as there were only 31 votes separating Republican candidate Ileana Garcia and Democratic candidate Jose Javier Rodriguez.
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