Florida special election live results: Randy Fine v. Josh Weil, District 6
Florida voters will head to the polls on Tuesday, April 1, 2025, to fill two congressional seats: District 1 and District 6, part of a special election.
Polls opened at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. local time. As soon as polls close, results are expected shortly. Portions of Florida's Panhandle are in Central Time.
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Florida election results: Randy Fine vs. Josh Weil
Update (7:30 p.m.): The Associated Press projects Randy Fine will win Florida's 6th Congressional District, defeating Josh Weil.
Former Florida state. Representative Randy Fine faces Democrat Josh Weil, a public school teacher, to represent Florida's 6th Congressional District, which includes Lake County, Flagler County, Volusia County, Marion County, Putnam County, and parts of St. Johns County.
The congressional seat was vacated after Rep. Michael Waltz resigned on Jan. 20, 2025, and was named national security adviser under President Donald Trump's administration.
Ahead of Tuesday's special election, FOX 35's John Brown sat down with both candidates to talk about why they're running and their priorities.
FOX 35 sits down with Congressional candidate Randy Fine
FOX 35's John Brown sat down with former Rep. Randy Fine ahead of Tuesday's Special Election. Fine is running against Democrat Josh Weil to fill the Congressional seat for Florida's 6th District. It was previously held by Rep. Michael Waltz. Waltz resigned from his Congressional seat to join President Donald Trump's administration as security advisor.
FOX 35 sits down with Congressional candidate Josh Weil
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 seat was previously held by Rep. Michael Waltz. Waltz resigned from Congress to join President Donald Trump's administration as security advisor.
The Source: The election data comes from the Florida Department of State, which the AP uses to animate its election results embeds. The information on the candidates comes from their official websites and social media accounts.