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Randy Fine is ending his time as a state lawmaker and headed for the big leagues in the United States Congress. However, his margin of victory was lower than when Mike Waltz won the seat in November.
NPR |
Republican candidates have won in two special Congressional elections in Florida, helping the GOP retain its narrow majority in the U.S. House.
Houston Chronicle |
Tuesday's special elections for two Florida congressional seats in heavily pro-Trump districts have become an unexpected source of concern for national Republicans as Democrats have poured millions i...
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