Wilton Simpson
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Sep 2, 2026
Dave RubinHOST
He's our current attorney general.
Dave RubinHOST
Wilton Simpson for agriculture commission.
Dave RubinHOST
And Blaise Ngola, who I think is absolutely fantastic, our current chief financial officer for another round.
Dave RubinHOST
Take a look.
Dave RubinHOST
So it's a good crew of people.
Dave RubinHOST
I know all those guys.
Dave RubinHOST
I don't know Wilton Simpson.
Dave RubinHOST
I know the other three.
speaker_0NARRATOR
From the Grassroots Coffee Studios, you're listening to Tallahassee's Morning Show, the Greg Tisch Show on Real Talk 93.3.
Greg TishHOST
Joining us on the phone, your Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Wilton Simpson.
Greg TishHOST
Good morning, my friend.
Greg TishHOST
How are you? I'm doing
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Greg TishHOST
me.
Greg TishHOST
You're very welcome.
Greg TishHOST
Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Wilton Simpson, everybody.
Greg TishHOST
We will be right back.
JasonHOST
But that's kind of where we're at in politics right now.
JasonHOST
And then statewide, just so we're all aware, our three statewide endorsements, Ashley Mooney, Blaise Angolia, and Wilton Simpson all won handily.
JasonHOST
That was to be expected of the primary.
JasonHOST
They have generals.
NezHOST
Byron Donalds.
NezHOST
Florida Commission of Agriculture, Wilton Simpson wins.
NezHOST
Congressman Jimmy Patronis wins in Florida.
NezHOST
Win after win.
Preston ScottHOST
But we'll, we'll have to wait and see.
Preston ScottHOST
Commissioner of Agriculture Wilton Simpson easily won the, um, nomination for the Republicans with nearly 69% of the vote.
Preston ScottHOST
Got over 1.1 million votes statewide.
Preston ScottHOST
And Joey Atkins, Joey Mendoza Atkins, will be the Democrat Party, uh, representative.
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Preston ScottHOST
He easily won the Republican nomination.
Preston ScottHOST
He'll go against Annette Tadeo.
Preston ScottHOST
Commissioner of Agriculture Wilton Simpson easily advanced.
Preston ScottHOST
He'll face Joey Atkins.
speaker_0NARRATOR
From the Grassroots Coffee Studios, you're listening to Tallahassee's Morning Show, the Greg Tisch Show on Real Talk 93.3.
Greg TishHOST
Joining us on the phone, the Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Wilton Simpson.
Greg TishHOST
Good morning, my friend, and congratulations.
Greg TishHOST
Good morning, Greg, and thanks.
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Greg TishHOST
right, Steve Stewart in studio from Tallahassee Reports.
Greg TishHOST
We're going over the election results, statewide election results.
Greg TishHOST
Well, we went over the statewide as we just talked to Commissioner Wilton Simpson.
Greg TishHOST
He will be moving on, taking on...
Jewels JonesHOST
Byron Donalds wins.
Jewels JonesHOST
Wilton Simpson wins.
Jewels JonesHOST
I mean, Jimmy Patronus wins.
Jewels JonesHOST
John Maples wins.
Deb RobertsHOST
Chief Financial Officer Blaise Angolio won his GOP primary by a wide margin and will face Democrat Annette Taddeo in the general election.
Deb RobertsHOST
Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson also secured the party's nomination, beating Matt the Welder, or Matt Taylor, and will take on Democratic nominee Joey Mendoza.
Jim ColbertHOST
Look, I mean, I like Matt DeWelder's content.
Jim ColbertHOST
I really do.
Mark KayeHOST
It's really kind of interesting.
Mark KayeHOST
They've got Wilton Simpson, who's not even running for governor.
Mark KayeHOST
Wilton Simpson's running for commissioner of agriculture, but he's on the Florida governor Republican primary map.
Mark KayeHOST
Anyway, so again, take these prediction markets for what they are.
Mark KayeHOST
But James Fishback, his whole plan just kind of fell apart.
Carlos Angel ArmidaHOST
I just wanted to vote for Matt the Welder in the primaries since I'm in the hemp industry.
Carlos Angel ArmidaHOST
Wilton Simpson just has to go.
Gary SteinHOST
And also, Carlos is our only non-union member here, I do believe.
Gary SteinHOST
Because I'm AFSCME.