LIGHTHOUSE POINT, Fla. – U.S. Military Reserve officer and Republican candidate Yoni Anijar has picked up one other excessive profile endorsement in his bid for Florida Home District 100, this time State Rep. Meg Weinberger who known as him a “conservative selection.”
Weinberger mentioned that Anijar, an legal professional who was elected as Vice President of the Broward Younger Republicans in January, would champion President Donald Trump’s America First agenda.
“I’m thrilled to throw my help behind Yoni Anijar within the race for Home District 100,” Weinberger mentioned in an announcement. “Yoni is the conservative selection voters can belief to combat for President Trump’s America First priorities and by no means again down from the utter madness of the unconventional left.”
Weinberger is commonly referred to by her supporters as “MAGA Meg” after securing the endorsement of Trump throughout her 2024 marketing campaign for Home District 94. She has advocated for points similar to animal welfare, baby safety and environmental stewardship. She can be the founding father of Rescue Life, a nonprofit animal sanctuary, and serves on the Board of Trustees at Stetson College.
Weinberger’s help comes simply weeks after one other key endorsement from state Sen. Joe Gruters, a former chairman of the Republican Social gathering of Florida and now serves as chairman of the Republican Nationwide Committee. Gruters known as Anijar a “confirmed fighter” for the America First agenda.
Anijar welcomed Weinberger’s endorsement and praised her conservative file.
“She isn’t afraid to go to battle for what she believes in and what she is aware of is finest for our state and nation,” Anijar mentioned. “Rep. Weinberger is simply getting began on her highly effective work to make Florida extra reasonably priced, safer for households, and extra affluent for the following technology.”
Anijar added that if he had been elected to function the District 100 consultant that he could be honored to “be part of her within the combat to ship actual outcomes for all Floridians.”
