Rep. Randy Fine announced on April 10, 2026, that he has joined the House Freedom Caucus, a conservative bloc in the U.S. House of Representatives. Fine, who represents Florida’s 6th Congressional District, made the announcement in a post on X, calling the group the 'strongest group of conservative patriots in Congress.' He said the caucus exists to 'save our country and preserve freedom' and pledged to advance the MAGA agenda with his new colleagues. Fine took office in January 2025 after winning a special election to replace Republican Mike Waltz, who vacated the seat to become a top Pentagon official. President Donald Trump endorsed Fine shortly before the special election, according to campaign records. Fine previously served in the Florida House of Representatives from 2016 to 2024, representing Brevard County’s 5th District. His move to the House Freedom Caucus aligns him with lawmakers who have opposed federal spending increases and prioritized limited government. The caucus currently includes 66 members, according to its website. Fine’s district includes parts of Titusville, Palm Bay, and the eastern portion of Brevard County. He has not yet commented on specific legislative priorities for the upcoming session. The House Freedom Caucus is considered the most conservative bloc in the House, with members often voting in lockstep on issues like abortion restrictions, immigration enforcement, and reducing federal regulations. Fine’s addition to the group is expected to strengthen its influence in the 119th Congress.