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.

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

It may be more than a year out, but several candidates are reportedly interested in succeeding term-limited Governor Ron DeSantis — including his wife.

Casey DeSantis, the wife of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, is considering running for the office once her husband’s term is up, according to reports. With Ron DeSantis’ term ending in 2026, NBC News reports that Republican donors are eyeing the Sunshine State’s current first lady.

Republican donors at a gathering last week in Palm Beach County openly discussed the prospect of Casey DeSantis' running for governor in 2026, and for the first time, Florida’s first lady is seriously considering the idea.

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,

Casey, a former TV journalist and recent breast cancer survivor, has been active in her husband's administration