DeSantis Gets a $15 Million Cash Infusion and Moves Staff Into Iowa
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The relocation caps off a monthslong retooling of the campaign, which was in financial dire straits this summer. But the Florida governor still has a steep climb ahead.
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The relocation caps off a monthslong retooling of the campaign, which was in financial dire straits this summer. But the Florida governor still has a steep climb ahead.
Gov. Ron DeSantis's (R-FL) presidential campaign is making a big bet on Iowa, where the first in the nation Republican presidential caucuses will take place in January. DeSantis's team confirmed plans to move one-third of their staff to the pivotal state ahead of the caucuses.
DES MOINES, Iowa >> Ron DeSantis’ presidential campaign said Wednesday it will move about a third of its staff to Iowa, underscoring the do-or-die importance the Florida governor is placing on the leadoff caucuses.
Ron DeSantis' presidential campaign said Wednesday it will move about a third of its staff to Iowa, underscoring the do-or-die importance the Florida governor is placing on the leadoff caucuses.
