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Florida Republican Patti Zirhut, a lifelong Trump supporter, is casting her vote for Donald Trump in 2024 despite her 2016 and 2020 votes. Zirhut is voting for a mix of Republicans, independents, and Democrats, but she is certain she will not vote for Donalds, the Republican gubernatorial nominee backed by Trump with $148 million in funds. This reflects a shift in voter behavior where some Trump supporters are not voting for the party nominee, potentially signaling a broader backlash against the party's nomination strategy.

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Florida Republican Patti Zirhut voted for President Donald Trump in 2016, 2020, and 2024 but is now voting for a mix of Republicans, independents, and Democrats in 2024.

Donalds, the Republican gubernatorial nominee, has Trump's endorsement, the party's backing, and $148 million in campaign funds, much of which is linked to Trump's campaign.

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Florida's 2024 gubernatorial election saw a shift in voter behavior where some Trump supporters are not voting for the party nominee, potentially signaling a broader backlash against the party's nomination strategy. This development could impact the election outcome and the party's ability to mobilize its base effectively.

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Evidence is limited to a single voter's statement and campaign fund details. No broader data on voter turnout, demographic shifts, or other polling data is provided. The article does not specify the exact date of Zirhut's 2024 vote or confirm the full extent of the backlash beyond her personal statement.

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