Austin Rogers, a former Capitol Hill staffer and general counsel to Senator Rick Scott, is projected to win the Republican primary in Florida's 2nd Congressional District, according to Decision Desk HQ. Rogers emerged victorious from a competitive GOP field as he seeks to succeed retiring Republican Representative Neal Dunn.
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Austin Rogers wins Republican primary for Florida's 2nd Congressional District
Austin Rogers has been projected to win the Republican primary for Florida's 2nd Congressional District. He previously served as general counsel to Senator Rick Scott and defeated several candidates to secure the nomination.
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Scott ally wins GOP primary for open Dunn House seat in Florida
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Austin Rogers wins Republican primary for Florida's 2nd Congressional District