Byron Donalds announced his campaign for Florida governor on October 12, aiming to become the state's first Black governor by courting Black voters who traditionally vote Democratic. Two Democratic officials have since crossed party lines to endorse him, and his campaign is meeting Black businesses and community leaders while planning targeted ads. Donalds has defended the Trump administration's decision to end Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, and he now argues his opponent will ignore Florida's constitution and laws where he sees fit. He has also rolled out an insurance plan he says lowers bills 20 percent, called Jolly's wind insurance plan a government takeover, and said he supports voter ID and the surviving Voting Rights Act but opposes preclearance and…