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Entities › Randy Fine
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Randy Fine

U.S. Rep. (R-FL-6) since 2025; Florida Ethics Commission found probable cause he took prohibited gifts as a state legislator

U.S. Representative, FL-6 · Person · Florida

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● confirmed by a primary document · ○ reported

Money

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Randy Fine's political committee made two $10,000 payments to the Law Firm of Alan Landman for legal services provided to Fine in his personal capacity, according to the Florida Commission on Ethics investigator's recommendation.$20K
Friends of Randy Fine
1 source
  • Florida Commission on Ethics (Advocate's Recommendation, Complaints 24-037, 24-134 & 24-135; copy hosted by The Space Coast Rocket) — Florida Commission on Ethics (Advocate's Recommendation, Complaints 24-037, 24-134 & 24-135; copy hosted by The Space Coast Rocket)DocumentTwo $10,000 payments from the political committee to the Law Firm of Alan Landman for legal services provided to Respondent in his personal capacity

Political spending

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Fine sponsors a leadership PAC, Hebrew Hammer PAC (C00894352).
Hebrew Hammer PAC
1 source
  • FINE, RANDY - Candidate overview — FINE, RANDY - Candidate overviewDocumentLeadership PACSponsored leadership PACs: HEBREW HAMMER PAC

Figures

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Fine's congressional campaign reported $4,286,207.08 in total receipts from Nov 26, 2024 to Jul 29, 2026.$4.3M
Nov 2024 to Jul 2026
1 source
  • FINE, RANDY - Candidate overview — FINE, RANDY - Candidate overviewDocumentFinancial summary, coverage dates 11/26/2024 to 07/29/2026Total receipts $4,286,207.08
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In an order filed September 2, 2026 (decided August 28), the Florida Commission on Ethics found probable cause to believe Randy Fine violated sections 112.3148(4) and 112.31485(2)(a), Florida Statutes, ordered a public hearing, and found no probable cause on a 2023 financial disclosure allegation.
review-facts-c: decision date Aug 28, filed Sept 2
1 source
  • Florida Commission on Ethics (Order Finding Probable Cause, In re Randall Fine, Complaints 24-037, 24-134 & 24-135; copy hosted by The Space Coast Rocket) — Florida Commission on Ethics (Order Finding Probable Cause, In re Randall Fine, Complaints 24-037, 24-134 & 24-135; copy hosted by The Space Coast Rocket)DocumentProbable cause to believe Respondent violated s. 112.3148(4) and s. 112.31485(2)(a), Florida Statutes; public hearing ordered; no probable cause on the 2023 CE Form 6 allegation. Filed Sept. 2, 2026.

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U.S. House, FL-6Nov 3, 2026

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Abuse of power & retaliation1Conflicts of interest1Misused public funds1Transparency1

Stories about Randy Fine

Florida · Conflicts of interest
Florida Commission on Ethics finds probable cause that Randy Fine, as a state representative, accepted prohibited gifts when his political committee paid $20,000 in legal fees; no probable cause on a financial disclosure allegation, Sept. 2026
Confirmed · 4 sources · Responded
Open
Florida · Abuse of power & retaliation
Florida Commission on Ethics found probable cause in 2023 that then-state Rep. Randy Fine violated state ethics law in a West Melbourne funding dispute, over its Advocate's no-probable-cause recommendation; no hearing has been held
Confirmed · 3 sources · Responded
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