The Florida GOP Executive Committee has voted to reverse a rule change that would have required former President Donald Trump to sign a loyalty oath in order to have ballot access in the state’s 2024 primary. This decision means that Trump will now be able to participate in the primary.
BREAKING NEWS: The @FloridaGOP Executive Committee just voted to REMOVE AND REVOKE the May 2023 rule change they made which would have denied @realDonaldTrump ballot access unless he signed a loyalty oath!
This means President Trump will be on the 2024 Florida GOP primary… https://t.co/DNU09dPpNK
— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) September 16, 2023
In a surprising turn of events, the Florida GOP Executive Committee has voted to reverse a rule change made in May 2023 that would have barred former President Donald Trump from appearing on the ballot for the 2024 Florida GOP primary unless he signed a loyalty oath. The decision, announced by Laura Loomer on Twitter, has generated significant buzz within political circles.
The initial rule change prompted widespread controversy and debate, with many questioning its constitutionality and potential impact on future elections. Critics argued that requiring a loyalty oath was an infringement on the democratic process and could set a dangerous precedent for future candidates seeking nomination.
The reversal comes as a relief for Trump supporters, who have been eagerly anticipating his potential bid for the presidency in 2024. With the rule change revoked, Trump will now have a clear path to participate in the Florida GOP primary, a crucial battleground state known for its significant influence in national elections.
The decision by the Florida GOP Executive Committee indicates a potential shift in the party’s stance regarding Trump’s role within the party. While some Republican officials have distanced themselves from the former president in recent years, this move suggests a willingness to embrace his continued involvement in party politics.
It remains to be seen how this decision will impact Trump’s political aspirations and the dynamics of the 2024 presidential race. With Trump’s loyal base and a strong presence in Florida, his participation in the primary is expected to significantly shape the Republican nomination process..
BREAKING NEWS: The @FloridaGOP Executive Committee just voted to REMOVE AND REVOKE the May 2023 rule change they made which would have denied @realDonaldTrump ballot access unless he signed a loyalty oath!
This means President Trump will be on the 2024 Florida GOP primary… https://t.co/DNU09dPpNK
— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) September 16, 2023