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School board candidates asked by DeSantis campaign to take political survey

by Lexi Nahl

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The governor's campaign office encourages parents and voters to ask school board candidates how they scored on his recent survey. (WPEC)
The governor's campaign office encourages parents and voters to ask school board candidates how they scored on his recent survey. (WPEC)
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — School board elections are just around the corner, and the governor wants to know where candidates stand on certain controversial topics.

Candidates were recently sent a survey from Gov. Ron DeSantis' campaign office. He's running for reelection in November.

Called the 'DeSantis Education Agenda Survey,' the questionnaire asks candidates how they feel about school safety measures, banning Critical Race Theory (CRT), masking in schools, and other hot-button issues.

School board elections in Florida are historically nonpartisan, but the job as become increasingly political in recent years.

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