Tallahassee Campaigns Continue Activities After Shooting Near Florida A&M
Political campaigns in Tallahassee are continuing their activities, including issuing statements and holding events, despite a recent shooting near Florida A&M University that injured 12 people, including six minors, in the days leading up to an election.
Tallahassee Thomasville, FL, October 26, 2026 —
Political campaigns in Tallahassee are continuing to issue statements and hold events in the days leading up to an election, following a recent shooting near Florida A&M University that injured 12 people, including six minors.
The available information does not identify the campaigns, describe the statements or events, or say whether any campaign activities were changed after the shooting. It also does not provide the date or circumstances of the shooting, or information about the injured people’s conditions.
The election’s date and the offices or candidates involved were not specified. The information provided also does not identify the person or people responsible for the shooting, describe any law-enforcement response, or indicate whether an investigation is ongoing. No statements from campaign representatives, university officials, authorities or people affected by the shooting were included.
The reported campaign activity and the shooting are both described in relation to the days before an election, but no further connection between them was provided. The information does not say whether the shooting occurred at a campaign event or whether campaigns addressed it in their statements.
As campaigns continue their public activity, the central reported facts remain limited: a shooting occurred near Florida A&M University, 12 people were injured, six of them minors, and Tallahassee campaigns are issuing statements and holding events ahead of an election. Further details about the incident, the campaign activity and the election were not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Matt Hoffmann on www.wctv.tv, see more information here.
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