PALM COAST, FL— With Election Day approaching, Speaker Paul Renner is barnstorming the state and also taking his campaign directly to voters with a new series of daily public Facebook Live “Better Call Paul” Town halls during the final week of the campaign.
“Voters have been short-changed this election cycle with zero debates that featured the 3 main candidates for Governor,” said Paul Renner. “Because of that, the overwhelming majority of voters are still undecided. I’m the candidate who has been most transparent about my vision for Florida’s future, and these town halls will help the voters make a final, informed decision by next Tuesday.”
The series taking place daily will give voters an opportunity to hear directly from Renner, ask questions, and engage on the issues that matter most to Florida families. Conversations will focus on everything from affordability and property taxes, to public safety and public corruption.
Senior Advisor to the campaign Brett Doster said: “This election, voters will be answering one question: who is best to extend Gov. DeSantis’ legacy into the future? With his record as the architect of DeSantis’ Free State of Florida agenda and his conservative vision, Paul Renner is the answer to that question.”
Designed to bring the candidate’s message unfiltered to voters, “Better Call Paul” is about cutting through the noise, answering Floridians questions, and speaking directly about the challenges facing Florida communities, and how to get things done.
The calls will be open to the public, with voters encouraged to participate, submit questions, and join the conversation throughout the final stretch.
“I have spent my career fighting for Florida families and delivering results. My campaign is about you—the taxpayer, the parent, the business owner, and all Floridians seeking to continue to live in the most free and prosperous state in the country,” Renner added.
Additional information, including the Facebook Live schedule and how to participate, will be released by the campaign in the coming days.
