Lawyer Daryl Parks has been hammering incumbent Republican Sen. Corey Simon over the Summer ahead of a possible November matchup. But Parks must first win the Democratic Primary on Tuesday before he charges ahead in what might be the best chance for Democrats to flip a seat in the Senate.

Parks, whose campaign has already been aided by ads being paid for by Senate Democrats, is running against Kimblin NeSmith, a County Commissioner from Gadsden County. NeSmith first entered the race more than a year ago. But Parks, a well-known civil rights lawyer from Tallahassee, has outraised him significantly since he entered the race in April.

Parks has been running ads on local television and on social...

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