As the soon-to-be contentious Republican primary for Florida’s 25th Congressional District ramps up, businessman Dan Franzese has secured an endorsement from U.S. military veteran Congressman Brian Mast.
“I’m endorsing Dan Franzese for Congress because he is the conservative fighter South Florida needs to stand with President Trump and put America First,” Rep. Mast affirmed.
Franzese Promises To Stand Side By Side With Trump
Franzese has publicly expressed solidarity with President Donald Trump and the “Make America Great Again” (MAGA) movement.
According to the Delray Beach Republican’s campaign website, he ensures that he “will fight side by side with President Trump to Make America Great Again.”
Franzese's Work Ethic
“Like me, Dan did not come up through the political establishment. Like so many families in South Florida, he built his career by earning his way forward, solving problems, and taking on tough fights,” Congressman Mast added.
Franzese, a self-proclaimed “problem solver” and “consensus-builder,” has risen through the ranks within the finance industry, securing billions of dollars for wealth management companies such as Merrill Lynch.
The successful businessman attributes his success and hard work to his hometown background and his father’s influence as a union carpenter.
Franzese's Mission as Congressman
“That matters. Washington needs more conservatives who know how to fight and win when the radical Democrats come after our values, our freedoms, and our way of life. Dan is a fighter, a conservative, and someone I trust to stand with President Trump,” Mask noted.
On the economic front, Franzese is seeking to combat the ongoing affordability crisis, helping small businesses, and lowering taxes for working Americans.
The congressional candidate also believes in maintaining secure borders, standing up for Israel, protecting senior citizen welfare, election integrity measures, enacting term limits on elected officials, protecting second amendment rights, allowing parents to decide their children’s education, maintaining anti-abortion laws.
Florida’s primary election is scheduled for Aug. 18, 2026.
Franzese is up against former Boca Raton Mayor Scott Singer, Raven Harrison, Joe Kaufman and George Moraitis.
