She's aiming to unseat Rick Scott, who always eked out narrow wins in his general election contests.
But Scott will be running in a presidential year, when Florida Republicans could have a considerable edge.
AdvertisementAdvertisementSo where does that leave Florida Democrats as they look toward 2024?
"Ya no más," she said in Spanish, which translates to "no more," and added, "I've already fought guys like Rick Scott, and beat them."
Florida Sen. Rick Scott speaks during a news conference following the GOP weekly policy luncheon on Capitol Hill on September 20, 2022.
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