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Bill Clinton to campaign for Florida governor nominee David Jolly at Hollywood event

Former President Bill Clinton is scheduled to appear with Democratic nominee David Jolly at an evening interfaith event in Hollywood, Florida, his first public campaign stop of the 2026 midterms. The two outlets give different dates, Oct. 20 and Oct. 22.

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Right · 2Former President Bill Clinton is scheduled to campaign in Florida for Democratic gubernatorial nominee David Jolly, appearing with him at an evening interfaith event in Hollywood, Florida. Right · 2The outlets disagree on the date: Breitbart gives Tuesday, October 20, citing Jolly's campaign, while Just the News gives Oct. 22, citing MS NOW. Right · 2Both describe it as Clinton's first public campaign appearance of the 2026 midterms.

Right · 2Jolly, a former Republican congressman, won the Democratic nomination in August and faces Republican Rep. Byron Donalds in the race to succeed outgoing Gov. Ron DeSantis; the election is on November 3. Right · 1Polls differ on the race. Breitbart reports a Stetson University poll showing Donalds ahead 52% to 41% among modeled likely voters, a St. Pete Polls survey (Oct. 5–7) with both at 45%, and a YouGov survey with Donalds ahead 47% to 45%. Right · 1Breitbart adds that the Cook Political Report moved the race from "Likely Republican" to "Lean Republican" earlier this month despite Donalds' financial advantage, and that Lawton Chiles, re-elected in 1994, was the last Democrat to win the Florida governorship.

Right · 1Clinton and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries also headlined a New York fundraiser this week for Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL), according to MS NOW as relayed by Breitbart. Right · 2Both note Clinton's past role: he campaigned late in the 2022 midterms and made dozens of stops for Kamala Harris in 2024.

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Framing
Both outlets report the scheduled appearance as a straightforward campaign item. Breitbart presents it as a Democratic 'late push' in a state Democrats have long struggled to win, with polling context. Just the News gives a short report based on MS NOW.
Emphasis
Breitbart stresses polls showing Donalds ahead, his financial advantage and the Democrats' long losing streak. Just the News stresses the event details and Clinton's past campaigning.
Leaves out or plays down
Just the News omits polling and context. Neither outlet quotes Clinton, Jolly or Donalds, and neither explains the conflicting dates.
Charged language
“late push”“Democrats Turn to Bill Clinton”
For example
“Democrats are bringing Clinton into a state where they have struggled for decades to win the governor’s office.” — Breitbart
“Clinton will be traveling to Florida to campaign for Democrat David Jolly in the state's governor's race.” — Just the News

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