Washington D.C. - Speaker of the House Mike Johnson now has a full Republican conference thanks to the addition of two newly elected representatives, Jimmy Patronis and Randy Fine. Both men recently won special elections in Florida and have officially joined the House of Representatives.
Jimmy Patronis, previously the Chief Financial Officer of Florida, and Randy Fine, a former member of the Florida House of Representatives, spoke with Fox News Digital about their experiences transitioning to federal politics. They emphasized their commitment to representing their constituents and contributing to the Republican agenda.
"It's an honor to serve the people of Florida in Congress," said Patronis. "I look forward to working with my colleagues to address the challenges facing our nation." Fine echoed this sentiment, stating, "I'm ready to get to work on the issues that matter most to my constituents, including economic growth and national security."
Their arrival provides Speaker Johnson with a complete GOP roster, which is crucial for passing legislation and advancing the party's priorities. The representatives are expected to participate actively in committee assignments and floor debates.
New GOP Lawmakers Patronis & Fine Join Full House Conference
Two new Republican representatives, Jimmy Patronis and Randy Fine, have joined the U.S. House after winning special elections. The Florida Republicans discussed their transition to Congress in interviews. Their arrival gives Speaker Johnson a fully staffed GOP conference. Both are eager to contribute to legislative efforts.