U.S. Rep. Randy Fine's campaign confirmed Monday that a swastika was found on one of the congressman's campaign signs. The vandalism occurred in Brevard County, according to a statement from Fine's office. The sign was discovered on Monday morning by a campaign worker checking locations ahead of the August primary. Fine described the incident in a statement, saying he saw what Germany looked like in 1933. The 8th Congressional District includes parts of Brevard County, where Fine has represented since 2021. The campaign is working with local authorities to investigate the vandalism. No arrests have been made. Fine's office said the incident will not deter voters from participating in the August 20 primary. The sign was removed immediately after the discovery. The campaign is replacing it with a new sign at the same location. Early voting for the primary begins August 18. Fine has not commented publicly on the identity of the person responsible for the vandalism. The U.S. Capitol Police have not been involved in the investigation. Local law enforcement is handling the case. The campaign said it will continue to focus on issues like education and economic growth during the primary season. The swastika was painted on the sign near a residential area in the district. The location has not been disclosed publicly by the campaign.