Scott Singer

“And we have a great opportunity to pick off disaffected Democrats who are sick with the socialist lean, especially in our community that has a large number of residents who fled communism, like my family, like wife's family did,”

Scott Singer · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-25

Singer cited his and his wife's family histories fleeing communism as a reason to attract disaffected Democrats.

“This is not the sort of record of bipartisanship he once had. He's been much more partisan because he has to be,”

Scott Singer · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-25

Singer claimed Moskowitz has become more partisan since his earlier bipartisan record.

“I was already running under the prior boundaries when it leaned Democratic, but I'm thrilled with the new boundaries because it runs from Miami Beach, where I was born, through Fort Lauderdale where I grew up, through Boca Raton where I served as mayor for eight years,”

Scott Singer · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-25

Singer said he was already running under prior district boundaries and is thrilled with the new boundaries spanning areas where he has lived.

“They understand that bringing socialism and communism into the United States is a terrible idea. That's another reason why we're optimistic about our chances to flip this must-win seat in November.”

Scott Singer · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-25

Singer expressed optimism about flipping the seat, citing opposition to socialism and communism in the community.

“His voting record speaks volumes,”

Scott Singer · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-25

Singer criticized Moskowitz's voting record as overly partisan.

“Since he's gotten to Congress, he's been locked up with the Democrats on almost every issue.”

Scott Singer · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-25

Singer argued Moskowitz has voted with Democrats on almost every issue since entering Congress.

“We can't have people talking about communism or new Democrat-incoming members of the House saying horrific things like that they would wipe their hand on the American flag if they didn't have a napkin. That's today's Democratic Party, unfortunately, and it's not something I want to see.”

Scott Singer · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-25

Singer criticized rhetoric from new Democratic House members, including a remark about wiping a hand on the American flag.

“A lot of people in this district and beyond understand what's at stake here,”

Scott Singer · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-25

Singer emphasized the significance of the race to voters in the district and beyond.

“It's now a socialist-led party and it's sad for America.”

Scott Singer · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-25

Singer characterized the Democratic Party as socialist-led and said it is sad for America.

“Jewish voters don't just have to vote for a Jewish candidate who may be not terrible on Israel ... now you have a pro-Israel, Zionist candidate who's a strong Republican who will vote for the common sense solutions: We need like less regulation, lower taxes, insurance reform and more.”

Scott Singer · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-25

Singer positioned himself as a pro-Israel Zionist Republican offering Jewish voters policy priorities like lower taxes and insurance reform.

“Because we've seen a majority of House members would deny arms sales to Israel, our ally during a time of conflict.”

Scott Singer · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-25

Singer noted a majority of House members would deny arms sales to Israel during a time of conflict.

“That's why we need to band together and make sure independent voters understand what's at stake,”

Scott Singer · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-25

Singer called for independent voters to understand what is at stake in the election.

“We're going to be very prepared to go flip this seat – it is a key targeted seat,”

Scott Singer · said 2026-08-24 · reported 2026-08-25

Singer told Fox News Digital in an interview Monday that he is prepared to flip the targeted House seat.

“And that's the party, where it is. We've seen three incumbents in the Democratic Party ousted in recent months solely because Israel was the key issue.”

Scott Singer · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-25

Singer pointed to three Democratic incumbents ousted in recent months where Israel was the key issue.

“The anti-Israel wing, which has taken root in the Democratic Party, is doing the convincing for us,”

Scott Singer · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-25

Singer said the anti-Israel wing of the Democratic Party is convincing voters to support his campaign.

“He has to appeal to a more far-left socialist led Democratic Party if he's going to have any influence. And that's going home to roost in November.”

Scott Singer · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-25

Singer said Moskowitz must appeal to a far-left socialist-led Democratic Party, which he said will hurt Moskowitz in November.

“Anti-Israel is winning. It's become the mainstream of the Democratic Party. And longtime Democrats are leaving in droves. Another reason why it's going to be very hard for Democrats in this district to win with 25% Jewish population and people who understand Israel's close and long-standing alliance with the United States. We're going to pick off more of those voters.”

Scott Singer · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-25

Singer argued anti-Israel sentiment has become mainstream in the Democratic Party and that longtime Democrats are leaving.

“This is a key district that may determine the balance of power in the House.”

Scott Singer · said 2026-08-24 · reported 2026-08-25

Singer described the district as potentially determinative of the House balance of power.

“It's now about five points more Republican than Democrat, but even since redistricting, there are Republicans who are registering at a higher rate: People in Florida have seen the success of our state and seen the craziness other places, and they're voting more conservative,”

Scott Singer · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-25

Singer noted the district is now about five points more Republican and that Republicans are registering at a higher rate.

“I have deep ties in this district. It's my whole life. I've lived 40-plus years in this District in all three counties. My opponent doesn't live in the district. I'm not sure he's ever lived in the district. And I think those community ties help when you're trying to represent 750,000-plus people.”

Scott Singer · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-25

Singer emphasized his deep community ties and noted his opponent does not live in the district.

“People are abandoning the Democratic Party because the mainstream Democratic Party of even a few years ago has abandoned them,”

Scott Singer · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-25

Singer said people are leaving the Democratic Party because it has abandoned its former mainstream.