Gimenez Wins Fourth Term in Florida’s 28th District

Carlos Gimenez won a fourth term representing Florida’s 28th Congressional District, overcoming Democratic challenger Phil Ehr and unaffiliated candidate Eddy Rojas in the November 3 election. Gimenez is a Republican incumbent.

Gimenez Wins Fourth Term After Campaign Focused on Security

Carlos Gimenez secured a fourth term in Florida’s 28th Congressional District, defeating Democrat Phil Ehr and independent Eddy Rojas on November 3. The result keeps a Republican incumbent in a seat covering parts of Miami-Dade County and the Florida Keys.

Gimenez made border security and national security central themes of his campaign, alongside investment in the local community. He currently chairs a Homeland Security subcommittee in the House.

The district’s voters have returned Gimenez to Congress for another term. His campaign’s emphasis on security sets the agenda he carried into the election, while Ehr and Rojas did not prevail in the contest.

Voters Return Homeland Security Leader Gimenez to Congress

Florida’s 28th District voters reelected Republican Carlos Gimenez on November 3, giving him a fourth term in Congress. He prevailed over Democratic challenger Phil Ehr and unaffiliated candidate Eddy Rojas in a district that includes parts of Miami-Dade County and the Florida Keys.

Gimenez campaigned on border security and national security, and also highlighted investment in the local community. He chairs a Homeland Security subcommittee in the House, bringing relevant congressional experience to those priorities.

The result preserves a Republican incumbent’s seat and rejects the alternatives offered by Ehr and Rojas. Gimenez will continue representing the district in the House.