Scott Singer
Won a five-way Republican primary with 31.4% of the vote on August 18, 2026.
Scott Singer is the Republican nominee for Florida's 25th District. He served as Mayor of Boca Raton from 2018 to 2026 and is an attorney and small-business owner running on an "America First" platform.[1][4]
Basic profile — the most important sourced facts we found.
On the record — official actions
- actionAs Mayor of Boca Raton, says he cut the city's property tax rate seven consecutive years, giving Boca Raton the lowest tax rate of any full-service city in Florida.[6]
Positions on the issues
- OpposesRaise taxes on high earners or corporations
Says he pledges not to raise taxes and will oppose any tax increases in Congress, citing his record cutting Boca Raton's property tax rate as mayor.[5]
“I'll oppose any tax increases, cut red tape, and grow the economy.”
- SupportsExpand immigration enforcement and deportations
Supports securing the border and removing people he says pose a danger, and favors a merit-based immigration system.[5]
“We need to secure our borders and remove dangerous criminals from our streets.”
- SupportsContinue U.S. military aid to Israel
Says he will stand with Israel as a strong U.S. ally and opposes what he calls demonizing of Israel or Zionists.[5]
“I will stand strongly with Israel, our strongest ally, and against demonizing Israel or Zionists.”
- SupportsIncrease police funding and staffing
Says that as mayor he increased investment in public safety and starting salaries for police officers, and will continue to support law enforcement in Congress.[6]
- OpposesStricter gun laws
Says he will protect Second Amendment rights against attempts to infringe on them, while focusing on stopping criminals and expanding mental-health treatment.[6]
In their words — priorities
- Economy and taxes: opposes tax increases, says he cut Boca Raton's tax rate seven straight times as mayor, and wants to cut federal red tape and "waste, fraud and abuse."[5]
- Immigration: supports securing the border, removing people he describes as dangerous criminals, and a merit-based immigration system.[5]
- Public safety and Israel: says he will fund law enforcement, has been active against antisemitism, and will stand with Israel in Congress.[5]
Background
- Born in Miami Beach and raised in Fort Lauderdale; graduated from Pine Crest School, Harvard University (1998) and Georgetown Law (2003).[4]
- Worked for two decades as a small-business owner and business attorney.[4][5]
- Served as Mayor of Boca Raton from 2018 to 2026, and chairs the America First Policy Institute's Mayors Council.[4][5]
Campaign money
Raised $2.3M · spent $1.8M · $476K cash on hand (through 2026-07-29) FEC filing ↗