1. Daniel Rodimer lost narrowly to Democratic incumbent Susie Lee in the November 2020 general election.
19 Facts About Daniel Rodimer
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Daniel Rodimer has garnered endorsements from President Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, the National Rifle Association, and the National Right to Life Committee.
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Daniel Rodimer grew up in Rockaway, New Jersey, and attended Seton Hall Preparatory High School in West Orange.
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Daniel Rodimer attended the University of South Florida and played college football for the South Florida Bulls.
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Daniel Rodimer was a member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity.
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Daniel Rodimer attended the Ave Maria School of Law in Vineyards, Florida, where he graduated in 2013.
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Daniel Rodimer played semi-pro football for the Tampa Bay Barracudas and in the Arena Football League.
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Daniel Rodimer got into wrestling by becoming a contestant in the 2004 Tough Enough competition.
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On July 12,2006, Daniel Rodimer was signed to a developmental contract with World Wrestling Entertainment and was assigned to Deep South Wrestling.
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Daniel Rodimer spent the first half of 2007 wrestling primarily in Ohio Valley Wrestling, WWE's other developmental territory.
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Daniel Rodimer was then transferred to the new Florida Championship Wrestling territory.
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Daniel Rodimer lost to Valerie Weber in the primary election by 142 votes, despite outspending her nearly two-to-one.
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In 2019, Daniel Rodimer announced his bid for Nevada's 3rd congressional district.
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Daniel Rodimer narrowly lost to incumbent Susie Lee in the general election.
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In March 2021, Daniel Rodimer announced his candidacy for Texas's 6th congressional district special election.
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Daniel Rodimer was noted for dramatically changing his accent and persona in his campaign ad compared to his run in Nevada the previous year.
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Daniel Rodimer placed eleventh in the crowded jungle primary, attaining 2.6 percent of the vote share.
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Daniel Rodimer has been accused three times of assault but has no convictions.
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Daniel Rodimer was accused of assault in 2011 and 2013, according to records from the Collier County Sheriff's Office; however, in both cases no charges were filed.