US EditionRepublican Jimmy Patronis wins special election for Gaetz’s Florida seat
- Republican Jimmy Patronis won a special election in Florida's 1st Congressional District, bolstered by President Trump's endorsement.
- Patronis, Florida's chief financial officer, fended off Democrat Gay Valimont despite being heavily outspent.
- His victory ends Democratic hopes to score an upset in the heavily Republican district.
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Crypto's Fairshake Notches Latest Wins in Florida Congressional Races
The crypto industry's primary political action committee, Fairshake, flooded support to Republican candidates in the U.S. House of Representatives special elections this week in Florida that aimed to fill vacant seats in Congress. Both candidates won, further reinforcing the party's narrow national majority.The two seats in Florida had been vacated when President Donald Trump tapped the previous members to join his administration, including his …
CNN Spins Margin In Effort To Downplay Republican Win In Florida
CNN anchor Jake Tapper was quick to spin the margin of victory for Florida’s former Chief Financial Officer Jim Patronis, who won the seat vacated by former Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) on Tuesday. Gaetz, who was initially tapped by President Donald Trump to serve as Attorney General, withdrew his nomination for the post
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