Rep. Cory Mills endorses Bryan Leib for Congress

HOLLYWOOD, Fla. – Rep. Cory Mills, R-Fla., announced his endorsement of Bryan Leib, a Republican candidate for Florida’s 25th congressional district, on Friday.

“Bryan is a stalwart supporter of many issues that I care deeply about such as more increasing resources and opportunities for our veterans, securing our southern border, a limited government that is of and for the American people, and standing tall with our greatest ally in the Middle East, Israel,” Mills said.

“In Congress, House Republicans and President Trump need strong support to advance an agenda that puts the American people first and one that puts the people back in control, not career politicians,” he said.

“I know that next year in Congress, I will be able to count on Bryan to get into the trenches with me to fight for America,” he added.

Leib expressed how he was “honored” to have earned the endorsement of Mills.

“When Jewish and non-Jewish Americans were trapped in Israel in the aftermath of the October 7th massacre, Joe Biden told Americans to go to the airport and good luck finding flights home. Congressman Mills stepped up and personally evacuated over 150 Americans out of a war zone,” Leib explained.

“We need more people in Congress that aren’t afraid to roll up their sleeves and get the job done,” he continued. “Congressman Mills can count on me supporting him, House Republicans, President Trump and our America First Agenda every single day in Congress next year.”

Leib has received the support of other Florida Republicans, including Rep. Byron Donalds.

“I’ve known Bryan for many years and he has shown me time and time again that he isn’t afraid of rolling up his sleeves to fight for the future of our country,” Donalds said. “In Congress, I and President Trump need strong support to advance an agenda that puts the American people first and one that puts the people back in control, not career politicians.”

Leib recently outlined his “Save America” plan which included supporting former President Donald Trump’s economic and border policies.

The business owner faces primary opposition in the district before he can compete against Democratic incumbent Rep. Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, D-Fla.

Wasserman-Schultz defeated her 2022 Republican opponent with a 10 point difference.

The district, which covers the southeast part of Broward County, is considered a “D+9” according to the Cook Political Report.