Fine currently represents House District 33
“Florida State Representative Randy Fine is a Warrior who will stand up to anyone to advance the America First agenda,” said President Trump.
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – Brevard State Representative Randy Fine (R-Melbourne Beach) has announced the endorsement of former President Donald J. Trump in his campaign for the State Senate.
“Florida State Representative Randy Fine is a Warrior who will stand up to anyone to advance the America First agenda,” said President Trump.
“One of our only elected Jewish Republicans, he stands with me for an America that brings Peace through Strength, and an Economy that works for our Nation’s families. I need him in the Florida Senate, and he has my Complete and Total Endorsement!”
Fine is running for Brevard’s Senate District 19, as current Sen. Debbie Mayfield faces term limits. He currently represents House District 33, which includes Malabar, West Melbourne, Melbourne Beach, Melbourne and Palm Bay.
He currently serves as the Chairman of the House Health & Human Services Committee, overseeing all aspects of health care and welfare reform in Florida.
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“It is an honor beyond measure to be endorsed by President Trump,” said Fine in a press release.
“Under President Trump, this country had extraordinary successes – a secure border, low inflation, and a safer world, with Islamic terror at bay. Under Joe Biden, our country is literally falling apart, and I will be proud to fight alongside President Trump to Make America Great Again… Again.”
Last month, Fine announced he had exceeded $1.5 million cash on hand between his State Senate Campaign and his Friends of Randy Fine Political Committee.
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