Neal Dunn

Austin Rodgers is facing Democrat Amanda Marie Greene.

They are vying for the seat being vacated by Congressman Neil Dunn, who's retiring.

I'm Randy Voxta.

Meanwhile, Amanda Marie Greene is running as the Democratic nominee for Florida's 2nd Congressional District.

So, you know, help a girl out and vote early.

I wanted to ask you if you could please, please highlight the congressional race in my district, Florida, too, to replace retiring Neil Dunn.

He seems to have pulled a Mitch McConnell on us and is nowhere to be found.

The race is between Austin Rogers, an America First Republican from D.C., who appears to have been handpicked by Rick Scott and until recently worked as a lawyer for the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Like I said, there were some notable members, some of the top 10, that some of the news outlets, including the Washington Post, reached out to for comment.

Like Marjorie Taylor Greene, Rep. Neil Dunn of Florida, Mike Heredopoulos of Florida, Ryan McKenzie of Pennsylvania, and Pete Sessions of Texas.

All Republicans.

I'm just giving – that's the facts.

We're gonna get into the resume here in just a second.

He is the GOP nominee for the second congressional district, looking to succeed Neil Dunn, who has held the seat, and he succeeded, if I'm not mistaken, Gwen Graham in her short run after she succeeded Steve Southerland.

Yep.

Did I get that about right?

We're going to talk about what matters.

We're going to talk about what he thinks is important as he would be succeeding Dr. Neal Dunn as another Republican in this district.

Steve Sutherland, you might recall, was the first Republican to win this congressional district since Reconstruction.

That's how big of a switch has happened here.