Randy Fine wins Republican nomination for U.S. House in Florida’s 6th Congressional District
Fine secured nearly 60% of the vote, according to AP, after endorsements from President Donald Trump, the Republican Jewish Coalition and AIPAC.
- Randy Fine won the Republican nomination for Florida’s 6th Congressional District, defeating a field of challengers and securing his place on the November general-election ballot.
- Fine’s victory came over social media personality Dan Bilzerian and several other candidates, with recent reports describing the race as an unusually high-profile Republican primary.
- The campaign attracted significant attention because of controversial rhetoric and disputes involving Bilzerian, including criticism over antisemitic comments and imagery that became a major issue in the contest.
- Fine will now advance to the November election, where he will seek to retain the East Central Florida seat he first won in a 2025 special election.
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Randy Fine Defeats Antisemitic Challenger in Florida Primary
Rep. Randy Fine cruised to a decisive Republican primary win in Florida's 6th Congressional District on Tuesday, burying a challenger whose campaign leaned on open antisemitism and references to Hitler. Fine, 52, captured 56.9% of the vote with most of the expected ballots counted, leaving far-right social media personality Dan Bilzerian a distant second at 18.7%. Aaron Baker, whom Fine had already beaten in an April 2025 special election, finis…
Florida: Rep. Randy Fine decisively defeats controversial challenger Dan Bilzerian
Randy Fine, Jared Moskowitz and Debbie Wasserman Schultz fend off challengers as Israel, antisemitism and pro-Israel political influence emerge as key campaign issues in Florida's primary race
‘Hebrew Hammer’ defeats social media influencer after bitter campaign marred by antisemitic posts
Randy Fine wins the Republican primary in Florida's 6th Congressional District, defeating Dan Bilzerian after a campaign marked by antisemitic attacks against the Jewish congressman.
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