Americans for Trump – Broward Chapter will host a Congressional Forum for District 22 candidates in deeply Democratic Broward County on Tuesday, July 10th, according to club president Scott Newmark.
Republican Congressional candidates Javier Manjarres, Eddison Walters, and Nicolas Kimaz are confirmed to attend. The seat is currently held by longtime incumbent Ted Deutch (D-FL).
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Javier Majarres, Eddison Walters and Nicolas Kimaz are running for the Republican nomination to challenge Ted Deutch in November for the Broward/Palm Beach County 22 Congressional District seat.
Hosted by Galuppi’s Restaurant in Pompano Beach, a three-course dinner will be served. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. – meeting starts promptly at 6:30. Mandatory RSVP is required – tickets are $30.00.
“The mission of Americans for Trump is to support and defend President Trump, work for his re-election in 2020, support the MAGA agenda and America first policies and support candidates that have been endorsed by the President,” Scott Newmark told South Florida Reporter. “And that doesn’t mean all Republicans.”
In Broward County, Trump won 31.4 percent of the popular vote in 2016, while winning 49 percent statewide; 1.2 percentage points ahead of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Ted Deutch was first sworn to the U.S. House of Representatives in 2010, having previously served in the Florida Senate.
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