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After working on President Trump’s campaign in 2016 and as a senior official throughout the Trump administration, Max Miller became the GOP nominee to represent OH-7 in his first bid for public office. Max has been a supporter of RJC for years and a regular attendee at our Annual Meeting in Las Vegas. As a veteran of the United States Marine Corps Reserve, Max supports American military preeminence to ensure peace through strength. A Jewish American himself, Max will stand up to antisemites in Congress like Ilhan Omar and be a steadfast defender of the State of Israel.
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Maria Elvira Salazar’s victory in defeating Rep. Donna Shalala in 2020 was the biggest upset of the election cycle. RJC is proud to have supported Salazar, a daughter of Cuban immigrants who distinguished herself as a television journalist before entering politics. Now serving her first term in a Florida House district that went Democrat at the presidential level, she is a leader on the Foreign Affairs Committee and a top target of Democrats. In contrast to J Street-backed Shalala, Salazar describes herself as an “unabashed” supporter of Israel.
Carlos Gimenez defeated Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell based on a 30 year track record in city and county government, and an effective 2020 campaign that called out the J Street-backed incumbent for her leftist views. Gimenez visited Israel twice before being elected, and he describes himself as very pro-Israel as well as pro-military, pro-police and fiscally conservative. RJC PAC is proud to have backed him in 2020 and to do so once again now.
