Bramnick, who leads New Wine Ministries in Cooper City, anchors his support in a shared commitment to the America First agenda. As president of the Latino Coalition for Israel and a past appointee to Governor Ron DeSantis’s Florida Faith and Community Advisory Council, his influence extends across both the Hispanic and Jewish voter bases in South Florida. His endorsement highlights a platform centered on securing the border, protecting religious liberties, and maintaining an unwavering alliance with Israel.
Carbonara, an entrepreneur with roots in banking and technology, framed the alliance as a personal alignment of values. He noted that his own family history, marked by his wife's escape from communist Cuba, mirrors the ideological opposition to socialism that drives Bramnick’s political activism. The campaign claims this endorsement solidifies a coalition reaching across all four counties of the newly drawn district.





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