The Florida Governor's race is "a choice between common sense and crazy."

Byron Donalds takes questions, discusses key issues at Delray Beach campaign stop

DELRAY BEACH, Fla. Republican gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds spoke to a standing-room-only crowd during a campaign stop in Florida, addressing key issues and taking questions from the audience.

Donalds characterized the race for governor as "a choice between common sense and crazy."

He then spent the next hour explaining why he believes he's the common sense candidate, answering questions on topics such as condo associations, auto insurance costs, and preparing the next generation for leadership roles.

"The Florida dream stays alive and well when our children have the ability to take the mantle of leadership in our state," Donalds said.

Donalds expressed his support for Amendment 3, a property tax reform measure, and said he does not oppose data centers in Florida as long as they are appropriately located.

"There is no reason why a data center should be next door to somebody's house or literally in somebody's backyard. Just set them away from residential neighborhoods," Donalds said.

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