Receiving President-elect Donald Trump’s endorsement and setting off political dominoes, Florida Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis announced Monday he will run for a Northwest Florida

RUN, JIMMY, RUN!” Trump said as he endorsed Patronis to run for the northwest Florida congressional seat left vacant by Gaetz.

Florida CFO Jimmy Patronis is running for Congress after Matt Gaetz declined to return to the House of Representatives following withdrawing his consideration for the U.S. Attorney General post.

President-elect Donald Trump has endorsed Jimmy Patronis for Florida’s 1st congressional district, the position previously held by Matt Gaetz.

Trump also threw his endorsement behind state Sen. Randy Fine, R-Brevard County, as a replacement for former U.S. Rep. Mike Waltz. Trump tapped Waltz to serve as national security advisor. Waltz submitted his resignation from Congressional District 6 on Monday, according to Florida Secretary of State Cord Byrd.

Florida’s Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis resigned from his position and announced his candidacy for former Rep. Matt Gaetz’s, R-Fla., seat in the 1st Congressional District on

Florida Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis announced his candidacy for a Northwest Florida congressional seat on Monday, following an endorsement from President-elect Donald Trump. The move set off a wave of political shifts,

Michelle Salzman withdrew from the race just hours before she would've had to resign her seat in the Florida Legislature.

Florida CFO Jimmy Patronis resigned after receiving an endorsement from Donald Trump for a congressional seat. Patronis, a fourth-generation Floridian with a background in restaurant management and public service,

Jimmy Patronis resigned from his position to run for the House seat left vacant by Matt Gaetz during his brief bid for attorney general.

The endorsement caused several Republicans who publicly expressed interest in running, like Escambia County Republican State Representative Michelle Salzman, to pull out of the race.