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Senate President Jeff Atwater lived up to his money-man reputation by announcing he scored $500k in political contributions in his race for state CFO. Rep. Pat Patterson faces him in the Republican primary.
"I'm enormously honored by the swift and positive to our campaign," said Atwater. "Our message of transparency, accountability and my goal of making the CFO’s office a watchdog for taxpayers is clearly resonating with Florida voters."
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