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Note from the research pagesThe Republican committee behind Tomkow raised $3M+ in the March special. Nathan was outspent about 10 to 1 and still won by 405 votes.

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  • State Senator — District 14
    Mark your ballot: State Senator — District 14
    EditorialWhy Creative Loafing picks Brian Nathan
    • CL calls the Republican ad tying Nathan to the Party for Socialism and Liberation a desperate smear: it is built on a CL photo from a May Day workers' rally that the West Central Florida Labor Council helped organize.
    • Nathan, who won the seat in a special election in March, stands with working people; CL sees that as a belief that honest work should pay for a dignified life, not as socialism.
    • Against Josie Tomkow: in nearly eight years in the Legislature she voted for the 2023 limits on public-sector unions (SB 256), skipped the final vote on the 2024 bill blocking local heat-protection and wage rules (HB 433), and this year voted for a law making public-sector union recertification harder.
    • More broadly, CL says Florida Republicans claim to be the workers' party while resisting minimum-wage increases, banning local living-wage rules for contractors and loosening child-labor protections.

    Ray Roa, Creative Loafing voting guide 2026: Tampa Bay's Florida State Senators

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Right-leaningState Senator — District 14Josie TomkowSupportsGroup's own page or news

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