Republican Congressman Byron Donalds responds to the mass firings across federal agencies and tells Pamela Brown that the federal government “has to live within its means.”

U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds of Naples is running for Florida governor in the 2026 election. Here's what to know about the Republican Donald Trump ally.

Congressman Byron Donalds (R-FL) took the helm Thursday afternoon, rallying House Republican colleagues to urge President Donald Trump to reclaim America’s edge in nuclear fusion—a technology hailed as a game-changer for energy independence,

Congressman Byron Donalds is technically now the frontrunner for Florida's 2026 gubernatorial race, primarily because he's the first major candidate to throw his hat in the ring.

Florida Rep. Byron Donalds announced Tuesday that he's running for governor after securing the endorsement of Donald Trump.

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Fla., announced plans to run for Florida governor next year during an interview on Fox News’ “Hannity” Tuesday night.

Donalds, a Congressman from Naples, hasn’t had much to say about the DeSantis family positioning itself for a third term in Tallahassee. He has preferred to let the endorsement from Trump, who won by double digits over Kamala Harris in November, do the talking for him.

How did he vote? See Rep. Byron Donalds' voting record Donalds’ rough background and hard-core conservatism have made him a GOP rising star. Donalds has described himself as a "Trump-supporting, liberty-loving, pro-life, pro-Second Amendment Black man."

Donalds has been a frequent Trump surrogate and was on the short list to be his vice presidential running mate last year.