Florida primary election night delivered big wins, shocking upsets, and clear signals about the state’s rejection of socialism and the DSA. Congressman Byron Donalds secured the Republican nomination for governor with a strong 49% showing and outlined his vision for an accountable, achievable, and affordable Florida—continuing DOGE-style efficiency, transparency, and excellence in education. On the Democrat side, far-left DSA-aligned state Rep. Angie Nixon stunned moderate Alexander Vinman to win the Senate primary and will face Sen. Ashley Moody in November, sparking debate over whether Florida Democrats can sell socialism in a state filled with refugees from communist regimes. Drew Steele breaks down Nikki Fried’s earlier comments on progressive candidates, David Jolly’s claim that the “Free State of Florida” is a lie, the stark contrast between Donalds and Jolly, and why Florida voters keep rejecting the far left. Also covered: the surprise defeat of Congressman Cory Mills by Ryan Zinke challenger Ryan Elijah, Nick Shirley’s fraud-exposing work and California’s “Stop Nick Shirley Act,” a national poll showing Americans prefer nuclear plants over AI data centers, the unseating of a liberal Miami-Dade judge who tried blocking Trump’s presidential library, polling controversies involving James Fishback, and Drew’s Top 5 audio clips of the day featuring AOC, Abdul El-Sayed, Trump’s Genius Act remarks, and more. Tune in for unfiltered conservative analysis of Florida’s 2026 primaries, the governor’s race, the Senate battle, and the fight against socialism in the Sunshine State. Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele—available on Apple Podcasts.