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Florida Senate leader Pizzo says state's Democratic Party is "dead," he's leaving
In a stunning move less than a week before the scheduled end of the legislative session, Senate Minority Leader Jason Pizzo announced Thursday that he has left the Democratic Party and registered as a voter with no party affiliation.
Florida Senate leader Jason Pizzo breaks away from the Democratic party
"Senator Pizzo is the third Florida Democrat to leave the party in the last few months," he said. Florida House Democrats Rep. Susan Valdés and Rep. Hillary Cassel previously switched their party registration to Republican. Democrats now hold 10 of 40 seats in the Senate; two seats are vacant.
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