Jimmy Patronis wins Florida House seat vacated by Matt Gaetz
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Patronis has been on the defensive in the last few weeks of the campaign as Valimont was able to raise $6 million to launch − an unprecedented amount for a Democratic candidate in one of the most Rep...
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Former Florida state Sen. Randy Fine will win the special election for an open House seat in Florida’s 6th Congressional District, according to a projection from the CNN Decision Desk.
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The U.S. House District 1 winner will fill the seat left vacant by Matt Gaetz. Democrat Gay Valimont and Republican Jimmy Patronis are vying for the seat.
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The 52-year-old Republican defeated Democrat Gay Valimont in a special election held after Matt Gaetz resigned late last year.
The race to represent Florida’s 1st Congressional District was seen as a bellwether for Trump's support in deep-red areas.
Republican Jimmy Patronis thanked supporters after winning the Florida District 1 House race to replace former Rep. Matt Gaetz.
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FOX 35 Orlando on MSNRepublican Jimmy Patronis wins Florida's 1st congressional district race, defeating Democrat Gay ValimontRepublican Jimmy Patronis won a special election Tuesday in Florida’s 1st Congressional District, securing a seat in the reliably Republican Panhandle with the backing of former President Donald Trump.
Jimmy Patronis, Florida’s Chief Financial Officer, has dedicated nearly two decades to public service, with a focus on supporting first responders and managing the state’s economic challenges.
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The Associated Press called the race for Jimmy Patronis less than a half hour after polls closed in the GOP stronghold.
WASHINGTON — Florida Republican state Sen. Randy Fine and GOP state CFO Jimmy Patronis easily won two crucial special elections for the US House in the Sunshine State Tuesday, temporarily bolstering the GOP’s razor-thin majority.
ORMOND BEACH, Fla. — Republican Jimmy Patronis won a special election Tuesday in Florida’s 1st Congressional District, bolstered by President Donald Trump’s endorsement to fill a vacant seat in reliably Republican northern Florida and despite national Democrats pouring millions into the race.