Exclusive: Spokesperson Mike Johnson, R-la. Florida special elections, Despite the Democrats’ full fundraising efforts.
“Although misleading and underestimated by misleading narratives in the media, the decisive and double-win in Florida once again demonstrates that Americans were fired to continue to elect House Republicans,” Johnson told Fox News digits.
“Jimmy Patronis and Randy Fine will now be strong voices in Florida and our country, and they will help us grant us the authorized voters we offer in Congress.”
Speaker Mike Johnson celebrates the election victory in Florida. (Gate image)
He celebrated “a full year Republican member of the Republican Party” after two key departures in Trump’s administration’s turnover, as well as the Republican administration’s Trifecta, and celebrated with a Razor-Thin majority.
“Democrats are in chaos and even if tens of millions of dollars are wasted, they cannot sell their extreme, radical and rejection ideas to voters,” Johnson said. “With our full Republican meeting, we will continue our work to push President Trump’s first-country agenda and defend our majority in 2026.”
The victory for Jimmy Patronis, a former Florida chief financial officer, said Republicans will temporarily hold a 220-213 majority in the House.
Florida State Representative Randy Fine won the 6th Congressional District. (AP)
After the Democrats have two vacancies Recent deaths Two members of parliament.
But Johnson will be able to bear up to three Republican defections when filling these partisan votes.
Their vote is crucial to Johnson as he struggles to develop President Donald Trump’s agenda with little democratic support – especially Republicans are trying to pass Budget settlement process.
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Florida Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis won the championship in the First Congress District. (Tiffany Tompkins/Bradenton Herald/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
Fine won his match Josh Weil, Democrat In Florida’s sixth congressional district, nearly 57% of the votes. He ran to replace Trump’s national security adviser Mike Waltz.
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In Florida’s first congressional district, former Rep. Matt Gates (R-Fla).
Despite the huge fundraising efforts of Democrats, both regions tend toward Republicans.
