Her husband, Governor Ron DeSantis, is prevented from seeking a third consecutive term and will leave office in January 2027.

Speculation is once again mounting that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ wife, first lady Casey DeSantis, is considering running to succeed him in 2026. The topic was brought up at a gathering of Republican donors in Palm Beach County last week,

Ron DeSantis' wife, Casey DeSantis, is considering a Florida gubernatorial campaign after her husband terms out, according to a new report

Florida first lady Casey DeSantis is considering running to succeed her husband as the Sunshine State’s governor next year, sources told The Post on Friday. Republican donors are pushing Casey to run in 2026 because her husband, current Gov. Ron DeSantis, cannot seek a third four-year term.

If Florida’s first lady gets involved, it would shake up what is already expected to be a competitive race for governor in 2026.

Florida's First Lady, Casey DeSantis, is reportedly contemplating a bid for governor in 2026, spurred by encouragement from top Republican donors. While speculation about her political ambitions has circulated for years,

In light of reportage that First Lady Casey DeSantis is being talked up as a “very real” possibility as the logical successor to her husband as Governor, there may not be fresh polling. But surveys of Republicans from last year show she is the one name mentioned with momentum ahead of the race.

There's going to be an opening near the top of Florida's government. It comes after Lt. Governor Jeanette Nunez was hired on Friday to be the new president of Florida International University in Miami.