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Neil J. Gillespie is running for the U.S. Senate with no party affiliation from a campaign office in Ocala; he describes himself as a working class capitalist and says he is running in part over what he calls lawfare and a lack of due process in state and federal courts¹³. He filed as an unaffiliated presidential candidate in 2024 and says he suspended a 2028 presidential campaign while running for the Senate²³.

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