‘Florida resident’: How owning property in Florida has become a political liability for GOP Senate candidates

4 days ago by pelespirit to c/politics

Democrats are using the real estate in the Sunshine State to cast their opponents as out of touch.

Mike Rogers, Roger Marshall, Michele Tafoya and Ken Paxton — all GOP nominees in some of the most hotly contested Senate races across the country — own real estate in the Sunshine State.

Democrats are eagerly trying to exploit those holdings to cast their opponents as out of touch with the needs of the states where these Republicans are running. The attacks have been so potent that one of those GOP candidates — Marshall — told MS NOW that he just sold his Florida home.

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