Ron DeSantis intensified attacks on Randy Fine Wednesday, blaming Fine's "unique problems" for a narrow special election win in a Republican stronghold district.

Republican Randy Fine won his special election in the 6th District to replace Mike Waltz, who stepped down to serve as Trump’s national security adviser. But Fine beat his Democratic challenger, Josh Weil, by 14 percentage points less than five months after Waltz won the district by 33.

The Republican candidate is running for the seat that National Security Adviser Michael Waltz won by 33 points in November.

WASHINGTON — Florida Republican state Sen. Randy Fine and GOP state CFO Jimmy Patronis easily won two crucial special elections for the US House in the Sunshine State Tuesday, temporarily bolstering the GOP’s razor-thin majority.

Randy Fine faces Democrat Josh Weil, Libertarian Andrew Parrott and Randall Terry, a non-partisan candidate. For 6th District voters, polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday in Flagler and Putnam counties,

Gov. Ron DeSantis cast some last-minute aspersions against the congressional campaign of state Sen. Randy Fine, suggesting there was room to question why President Donald Trump endorsed him in Florida’s 6th Congressional District.

President Donald Trump pounded the digital pavement for Republican candidates on Tuesday morning as voters head to the polls. The post Trump Torches Democrat for Letting Child Molesters ‘Off Easy’ and Touts GOP Owner of ‘Iconic Seafood Restaurant’ in Election Day Truth Social Bender first appeared on Mediaite.