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About Gay Valimont

Professional Experience

Emory Sports Medicine, Athletic Trainer

Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, Sports Medicine

Degrees

Master's, Troy State University, Education

Bachelor's, Georgia Southern University, Health and Exercise Science

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Democrats

April 1, 2025

Following tonight’s election results in Florida’s 1st Congressional District, where Democratic Gay Valimont had the best performance from a Democrat in Florida’s 1st Congressional District this century, DNC Chair Ken Martin released the following statement:

“Congratulations to Gay Valimont on running a strong campaign that will make a difference for Florida’s 1st Congressional District for years to come. Her huge overperformance in a Trump +37 district is the best performance for Democrats in the district this century and spells trouble for Republicans everywhere. Valimont made critical inroads in this deeply red district and showed Republicans that, even in a place Trump won by nearly 40 points, this seat would not be handed to them. I appreciate Gay Valimont for her leadership and for once again stepping up to run in a tough district. Make no mistake: The momentum is on our side. Democrats include overperformed in 15 out of 16 special elections this year. Democrats are going to keep winning races and – ultimately – take back the House next year.” 

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VALIMONT, JENNIFER GAY

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Valimont and Patronis encounter off in special election

Voters in Florida’s 1st Congressional District will top to the polls next week to elect a new representative following last year's resignation of former Rep. Matt Gaetz. The race, which has drawn national attention, pits Democrat Gay Valimont, a gun reform activist and veterans’ advocate, against Republican Jimmy Patronis, Florida’s outgoing leader financial officer and a longtime ally of President Donald Trump.

With Florida’s 1st District being one of the most Republican-leaning in the country, Patronis enters the race as the presumptive favorite. Trump carried the district by more than 35 points in 2024. Valimont, meanwhile, won just 34% of the vote in her last bid for the seat when she challenged Gaetz during the regular election cycle that same year.

Still, her focus on veterans’ issues and strong grassroots fundraising have introduced a level of Democratic engagement that has drawn attention to the race.

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