GOP’s Randy Fine defeats Dem Josh Weil
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GOP firebrand Randy Fine is bringing his heated rhetoric to the halls of Congress, after defeating Democrat Josh Weil in Tuesday’s special election for a Central Florida district.
From Orlando Sentinel
Republican State Senator Randy Fine has defeated Democrat Josh Weil in a special Florida congressional election to fill the seat previously held by National Security Advisor Michael Waltz.
From BBC
Fine was leading Democrat Josh Weil 54%-46% when the NBC News Decision Desk called the race with 73% of the expected vote in.
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FOX 35's John Brown sat down with Josh Weil, a public school teacher, who is challenging former state Rep. Randy Fine for Florida's 6th Congressional District. Brown talked with Weil ahead of Tuesday's special election.
The congressional race in Florida's district covering Volusia, Lake, Marion and Flagler counties has seen significant early voter turnout, with Democrat Josh Weil raising substantially more funds than Republican Randy Fine.