Ron DeSantis

According to a poll conducted for Newsweek, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) is not the first choice among supporters of Donald Trump to be his running mate if he wins the 2024 GOP presidential nomination.

In fact, she comes in tenth place following Ivanka Trump, "Doesn't matter to me" and Mike Pompeo, in order.

Republican elected officials in Georgia are refusing to endorse Donald Trump in a “clear sign of deep squeamishness” over the former president, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

According to the AJC, “most of the state’s top Republican elected officials have yet to back” Trump’s third presidential run, “or — in rare cases — are siding with other GOP hopefuls they see as more formidable challengers to President Joe Biden.”

Supporters of Donald Trump looking at the Republican caucus in Iowa that's just months away are expressing fears that the former president's campaign is lagging way behind due to a lack of staffing and organization.

Among concerns are that his rivals are making inroads with conservative voters, making Iowa less of a sure thing.

According to a report from NBC News, a panicked call was made with Don Trump Jr. in which the president's son complained there is no "adult in the room" and added, "That they were running from behind in getting things going, and that there was concern about that at the highest levels.”

Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis is using violent remarks he made last month during the GOP presidential debate in an attempt to advance his White House run, but critics are expressing concern.

“The cartels are killing tens of thousands of our fellow citizens,” DeSantis claimed. “We have to defend our people. We’re going to use force and we’re going to leave them stone cold dead, no excuses. We will get the job done.”

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R), who is already reeling in the polls and falling farther and farther behind Donald Trump in his bid for the 2024 Republican Party presidential nomination, is reportedly furious with his top strategist for leaking a debate strategy memo that ended up embarrassing the Florida governor.

According to a report from the Washington Post, multiple DeSantis insiders were on hand when he went on a tirade about Jeff Roe, his top strategist at the Never Back Down PAC, and has expressed regrets about hiring him.

Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis became angry with a constituent who accused him of enacting policies that hurt the minority community.

At an event in Jacksonville, Florida, a Black man complained to DeSantis about his policies. The man pointed to a recent race-based shooting in the city.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has faced wave after wave of bad news, as his campaign receives negative press and his polling continues to languish well below that of former President Donald Trump. But his super PAC is hedging its bets on a new strategy his camp is hoping can turn all of that around, according to Politico – a texting campaign.

According to the report, Never Back Down PAC's latest tactic is part of a series of aggressively placed advertisements known as the "surge" hitting voters in early states like Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, and Nevada, with voters in some of these areas receiving text message links to the ads — at a $17 million cost.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has often touted his state as "The Education State," but a new survey shows that many of the people responsible for doing the educating want no part of it.

Tampa Bay Times reports that a big survey of more than survey 4,250 faculty members across four different states – Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and Texas – paints a particularly dire picture of how educators feel about Florida.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis was supposed to be the Republican Party's savior from former President Donald Trump. But it hasn't worked out that way — he is flagging in polls and mired in bad press and scandals, while Trump appears to be cruising to another nomination despite having been impeached twice and despite facing multiple criminal indictments.

"The dread is palpable" among Republicans who want a candidate other than Trump, wrote Christian Vanderbrouk for The Bulwark — but they should look in the mirror when asking why this is happening, because they "have no one to blame but themselves."

Google on Wednesday said it will mandate that political advertisements on its platforms disclose when images and audio have been altered or created using tools such as artificial intelligence (AI).

The change to Google's ad policy is to take effect in November, about a year ahead of what is likely to be a contentious US presidential election and as fears mount that generative AI will be used to mislead voters.