top of page
Early voting runs from Jan 18-25!
Voting locations are open from 9am-6pm.
I’m running for Congress because too many people are one or two missed paychecks away from financial ruin, in the richest country in the history of the world. I’m running because our streets flood after a light rain. I’m running because we have allowed an economy where half the people go on vacation and the other half take them to the airport in an Uber. I’m running because human rights are like money – the more we have the better we’re doing. I’m running because we’ve turned our universities into palaces and left the students with a lifetime of debt. I’m running because I love America. We’re the greatest country In the world, we aren’t perfect but we are always striving to be better. I’m running to put the people of this district first and fix the broken politics that have led us into pointless culture wars that fail to serve the American people. That’s why I’m running.
Selmont Announces 2025 Run for Florida Congressional Seat January 3rd
With $100,000 War Chest, George “Ges” Selmont, the 2018 Democratic nominee for Congress in Florida’s 4th District announced his 2025 bid for Congress in the seat vacated by Michael Waltz - Florida’s District 6. The districts were re-drawn in 2022 and Selmont owns a home in CD-6. On announcing his campaign Ges Selmont released the following statement:
“I’m running for Congress because our leaders have lost touch with what makes this country great and have put their personal best interests ahead of their constituents,” said Selmont. “ In the past, talented politicians from both sides put forth their best ideas in the House of Representatives. The give and take between Republicans and Democrats makes our country better, it is what our founding fathers envisioned when they gave birth to the greatest nation on Earth. Yet today our leaders engage in pointless culture wars rather than solving problems creatively. We’ve had a Democrat as president for 12 of the last 16 years, so we are just as responsible as the other side for the mess we’re now in.”
“I’m running for Congress because our leaders have lost touch with what makes this country great and have put their personal best interests ahead of their constituents,” said Selmont. “ In the past, talented politicians from both sides put forth their best ideas in the House of Representatives. The give and take between Republicans and Democrats makes our country better, it is what our founding fathers envisioned when they gave birth to the greatest nation on Earth. Yet today our leaders engage in pointless culture wars rather than solving problems creatively. We’ve had a Democrat as president for 12 of the last 16 years, so we are just as responsible as the other side for the mess we’re now in.”
In 2018, Ges met hundreds and spoke to thousands of Floridians in an 11 month campaign for Congress. "Campaigning [in 2018] made me a better candidate and a better person. I know so much more about how to run a political campaign, manage volunteers and staff and get my message heard! It's a big part of why I'm the only candidate of either party who can beat Randy Fine."
Fairness and Common Ground
FAIRNESS. Most Democrats and Republicans actually agree on one thing: the system is rigged. The American middle class has been under attack for generations. Hard work used to be enough to succeed, but that is no longer the reality. I am running for Congress to restore fairness to our economic and judicial systems so that everyone can achieve the American dream.
COMMON GROUND. The current misconception in Washington is that protecting the rights of one group means the loss of rights to another. That simply isn't true.
COMMON GROUND. The current misconception in Washington is that protecting the rights of one group means the loss of rights to another. That simply isn't true.
I’m running for Congress because too many people are one or two missed paychecks away from financial ruin, in the richest country in the history of the world. I’m running because our streets flood after a light rain. I’m running because we have allowed an economy where half the people go on vacation and the other half take them to the airport in an Uber. I’m running because human rights are like money – the more we have the better we’re doing. I’m running because we’ve turned our universities into palaces and left the students with a lifetime of debt. I’m running because I love America. We’re the greatest country In the world, we aren’t perfect but we are always striving to be better. I’m running to put the people of this district first and fix the broken politics that have led us into pointless culture wars that fail to serve the American people. That’s why I’m running.
Selmont Announces 2025 Run for Florida Congressional Seat January 3rd
With $100,000 War Chest, George “Ges” Selmont, the 2018 Democratic nominee for Congress in Florida’s 4th District announced his 2025 bid for Congress in the seat vacated by Michael Waltz - Florida’s District 6. The districts were re-drawn in 2022 and Selmont owns a home in CD-6. On announcing his campaign Ges Selmont released the following statement:
“I’m running for Congress because our leaders have lost touch with what makes this country great and have put their personal best interests ahead of their constituents,” said Selmont. “ In the past, talented politicians from both sides put forth their best ideas in the House of Representatives. The give and take between Republicans and Democrats makes our country better, it is what our founding fathers envisioned when they gave birth to the greatest nation on Earth. Yet today our leaders engage in pointless culture wars rather than solving problems creatively. We’ve had a Democrat as president for 12 of the last 16 years, so we are just as responsible as the other side for the mess we’re now in.”
“I’m running for Congress because our leaders have lost touch with what makes this country great and have put their personal best interests ahead of their constituents,” said Selmont. “ In the past, talented politicians from both sides put forth their best ideas in the House of Representatives. The give and take between Republicans and Democrats makes our country better, it is what our founding fathers envisioned when they gave birth to the greatest nation on Earth. Yet today our leaders engage in pointless culture wars rather than solving problems creatively. We’ve had a Democrat as president for 12 of the last 16 years, so we are just as responsible as the other side for the mess we’re now in.”
In 2018, Ges met hundreds and spoke to thousands of Floridians in an 11 month campaign for Congress. "Campaigning [in 2018] made me a better candidate and a better person. I know so much more about how to run a political campaign, manage volunteers and staff and get my message heard! It's a big part of why I'm the only candidate of either party who can beat Randy Fine."
Fairness and Common Ground
FAIRNESS. Most Democrats and Republicans actually agree on one thing: the system is rigged. The American middle class has been under attack for generations. Hard work used to be enough to succeed, but that is no longer the reality. I am running for Congress to restore fairness to our economic and judicial systems so that everyone can achieve the American dream.
COMMON GROUND. The current misconception in Washington is that protecting the rights of one group means the loss of rights to another. That simply isn't true.
COMMON GROUND. The current misconception in Washington is that protecting the rights of one group means the loss of rights to another. That simply isn't true.
I’m running for Congress because too many people are one or two missed paychecks away from financial ruin, in the richest country in the history of the world. I’m running because our streets flood after a light rain. I’m running because we have allowed an economy where half the people go on vacation and the other half take them to the airport in an Uber. I’m running because human rights are like money – the more we have the better we’re doing. I’m running because we’ve turned our universities into palaces and left the students with a lifetime of debt. I’m running because I love America. We’re the greatest country In the world, we aren’t perfect but we are always striving to be better. I’m running to put the people of this district first and fix the broken politics that have led us into pointless culture wars that fail to serve the American people. That’s why I’m running.
Selmont Announces 2025 Run for Florida Congressional Seat January 3rd
With $100,000 War Chest, George “Ges” Selmont, the 2018 Democratic nominee for Congress in Florida’s 4th District announced his 2025 bid for Congress in the seat vacated by Michael Waltz - Florida’s District 6. The districts were re-drawn in 2022 and Selmont owns a home in CD-6. On announcing his campaign Ges Selmont released the following statement:
“I’m running for Congress because our leaders have lost touch with what makes this country great and have put their personal best interests ahead of their constituents,” said Selmont. “ In the past, talented politicians from both sides put forth their best ideas in the House of Representatives. The give and take between Republicans and Democrats makes our country better, it is what our founding fathers envisioned when they gave birth to the greatest nation on Earth. Yet today our leaders engage in pointless culture wars rather than solving problems creatively. We’ve had a Democrat as president for 12 of the last 16 years, so we are just as responsible as the other side for the mess we’re now in.”
“I’m running for Congress because our leaders have lost touch with what makes this country great and have put their personal best interests ahead of their constituents,” said Selmont. “ In the past, talented politicians from both sides put forth their best ideas in the House of Representatives. The give and take between Republicans and Democrats makes our country better, it is what our founding fathers envisioned when they gave birth to the greatest nation on Earth. Yet today our leaders engage in pointless culture wars rather than solving problems creatively. We’ve had a Democrat as president for 12 of the last 16 years, so we are just as responsible as the other side for the mess we’re now in.”
In 2018, Ges met hundreds and spoke to thousands of Floridians in an 11 month campaign for Congress. "Campaigning [in 2018] made me a better candidate and a better person. I know so much more about how to run a political campaign, manage volunteers and staff and get my message heard! It's a big part of why I'm the only candidate of either party who can beat Randy Fine."
Fairness and Common Ground
FAIRNESS. Most Democrats and Republicans actually agree on one thing: the system is rigged. The American middle class has been under attack for generations. Hard work used to be enough to succeed, but that is no longer the reality. I am running for Congress to restore fairness to our economic and judicial systems so that everyone can achieve the American dream.
COMMON GROUND. The current misconception in Washington is that protecting the rights of one group means the loss of rights to another. That simply isn't true.
COMMON GROUND. The current misconception in Washington is that protecting the rights of one group means the loss of rights to another. That simply isn't true.
I’m running for Congress because too many people are one or two missed paychecks away from financial ruin, in the richest country in the history of the world. I’m running because our streets flood after a light rain. I’m running because we have allowed an economy where half the people go on vacation and the other half take them to the airport in an Uber. I’m running because human rights are like money – the more we have the better we’re doing. I’m running because we’ve turned our universities into palaces and left the students with a lifetime of debt. I’m running because I love America. We’re the greatest country In the world, we aren’t perfect but we are always striving to be better. I’m running to put the people of this district first and fix the broken politics that have led us into pointless culture wars that fail to serve the American people. That’s why I’m running.
Selmont Announces 2025 Run for Florida Congressional Seat January 3rd
With $100,000 War Chest, George “Ges” Selmont, the 2018 Democratic nominee for Congress in Florida’s 4th District announced his 2025 bid for Congress in the seat vacated by Michael Waltz - Florida’s District 6. The districts were re-drawn in 2022 and Selmont owns a home in CD-6. On announcing his campaign Ges Selmont released the following statement:
“I’m running for Congress because our leaders have lost touch with what makes this country great and have put their personal best interests ahead of their constituents,” said Selmont. “ In the past, talented politicians from both sides put forth their best ideas in the House of Representatives. The give and take between Republicans and Democrats makes our country better, it is what our founding fathers envisioned when they gave birth to the greatest nation on Earth. Yet today our leaders engage in pointless culture wars rather than solving problems creatively. We’ve had a Democrat as president for 12 of the last 16 years, so we are just as responsible as the other side for the mess we’re now in.”
“I’m running for Congress because our leaders have lost touch with what makes this country great and have put their personal best interests ahead of their constituents,” said Selmont. “ In the past, talented politicians from both sides put forth their best ideas in the House of Representatives. The give and take between Republicans and Democrats makes our country better, it is what our founding fathers envisioned when they gave birth to the greatest nation on Earth. Yet today our leaders engage in pointless culture wars rather than solving problems creatively. We’ve had a Democrat as president for 12 of the last 16 years, so we are just as responsible as the other side for the mess we’re now in.”
In 2018, Ges met hundreds and spoke to thousands of Floridians in an 11 month campaign for Congress. "Campaigning [in 2018] made me a better candidate and a better person. I know so much more about how to run a political campaign, manage volunteers and staff and get my message heard! It's a big part of why I'm the only candidate of either party who can beat Randy Fine."
Fairness and Common Ground
FAIRNESS. Most Democrats and Republicans actually agree on one thing: the system is rigged. The American middle class has been under attack for generations. Hard work used to be enough to succeed, but that is no longer the reality. I am running for Congress to restore fairness to our economic and judicial systems so that everyone can achieve the American dream.
COMMON GROUND. The current misconception in Washington is that protecting the rights of one group means the loss of rights to another. That simply isn't true.
COMMON GROUND. The current misconception in Washington is that protecting the rights of one group means the loss of rights to another. That simply isn't true.
I’m running for Congress because too many people are one or two missed paychecks away from financial ruin, in the richest country in the history of the world. I’m running because our streets flood after a light rain. I’m running because we have allowed an economy where half the people go on vacation and the other half take them to the airport in an Uber. I’m running because human rights are like money – the more we have the better we’re doing. I’m running because we’ve turned our universities into palaces and left the students with a lifetime of debt. I’m running because I love America. We’re the greatest country In the world, we aren’t perfect but we are always striving to be better. I’m running to put the people of this district first and fix the broken politics that have led us into pointless culture wars that fail to serve the American people. That’s why I’m running.
Selmont Announces 2025 Run for Florida Congressional Seat January 3rd
With $100,000 War Chest, George “Ges” Selmont, the 2018 Democratic nominee for Congress in Florida’s 4th District announced his 2025 bid for Congress in the seat vacated by Michael Waltz - Florida’s District 6. The districts were re-drawn in 2022 and Selmont owns a home in CD-6. On announcing his campaign Ges Selmont released the following statement:
“I’m running for Congress because our leaders have lost touch with what makes this country great and have put their personal best interests ahead of their constituents,” said Selmont. “ In the past, talented politicians from both sides put forth their best ideas in the House of Representatives. The give and take between Republicans and Democrats makes our country better, it is what our founding fathers envisioned when they gave birth to the greatest nation on Earth. Yet today our leaders engage in pointless culture wars rather than solving problems creatively. We’ve had a Democrat as president for 12 of the last 16 years, so we are just as responsible as the other side for the mess we’re now in.”
“I’m running for Congress because our leaders have lost touch with what makes this country great and have put their personal best interests ahead of their constituents,” said Selmont. “ In the past, talented politicians from both sides put forth their best ideas in the House of Representatives. The give and take between Republicans and Democrats makes our country better, it is what our founding fathers envisioned when they gave birth to the greatest nation on Earth. Yet today our leaders engage in pointless culture wars rather than solving problems creatively. We’ve had a Democrat as president for 12 of the last 16 years, so we are just as responsible as the other side for the mess we’re now in.”
In 2018, Ges met hundreds and spoke to thousands of Floridians in an 11 month campaign for Congress. "Campaigning [in 2018] made me a better candidate and a better person. I know so much more about how to run a political campaign, manage volunteers and staff and get my message heard! It's a big part of why I'm the only candidate of either party who can beat Randy Fine."
Fairness and Common Ground
FAIRNESS. Most Democrats and Republicans actually agree on one thing: the system is rigged. The American middle class has been under attack for generations. Hard work used to be enough to succeed, but that is no longer the reality. I am running for Congress to restore fairness to our economic and judicial systems so that everyone can achieve the American dream.
COMMON GROUND. The current misconception in Washington is that protecting the rights of one group means the loss of rights to another. That simply isn't true.
COMMON GROUND. The current misconception in Washington is that protecting the rights of one group means the loss of rights to another. That simply isn't true.
I’m running for Congress because too many people are one or two missed paychecks away from financial ruin, in the richest country in the history of the world. I’m running because our streets flood after a light rain. I’m running because we have allowed an economy where half the people go on vacation and the other half take them to the airport in an Uber. I’m running because human rights are like money – the more we have the better we’re doing. I’m running because we’ve turned our universities into palaces and left the students with a lifetime of debt. I’m running because I love America. We’re the greatest country In the world, we aren’t perfect but we are always striving to be better. I’m running to put the people of this district first and fix the broken politics that have led us into pointless culture wars that fail to serve the American people. That’s why I’m running.
Selmont Announces 2025 Run for Florida Congressional Seat January 3rd
With $100,000 War Chest, George “Ges” Selmont, the 2018 Democratic nominee for Congress in Florida’s 4th District announced his 2025 bid for Congress in the seat vacated by Michael Waltz - Florida’s District 6. The districts were re-drawn in 2022 and Selmont owns a home in CD-6. On announcing his campaign Ges Selmont released the following statement:
“I’m running for Congress because our leaders have lost touch with what makes this country great and have put their personal best interests ahead of their constituents,” said Selmont. “ In the past, talented politicians from both sides put forth their best ideas in the House of Representatives. The give and take between Republicans and Democrats makes our country better, it is what our founding fathers envisioned when they gave birth to the greatest nation on Earth. Yet today our leaders engage in pointless culture wars rather than solving problems creatively. We’ve had a Democrat as president for 12 of the last 16 years, so we are just as responsible as the other side for the mess we’re now in.”
“I’m running for Congress because our leaders have lost touch with what makes this country great and have put their personal best interests ahead of their constituents,” said Selmont. “ In the past, talented politicians from both sides put forth their best ideas in the House of Representatives. The give and take between Republicans and Democrats makes our country better, it is what our founding fathers envisioned when they gave birth to the greatest nation on Earth. Yet today our leaders engage in pointless culture wars rather than solving problems creatively. We’ve had a Democrat as president for 12 of the last 16 years, so we are just as responsible as the other side for the mess we’re now in.”
In 2018, Ges met hundreds and spoke to thousands of Floridians in an 11 month campaign for Congress. "Campaigning [in 2018] made me a better candidate and a better person. I know so much more about how to run a political campaign, manage volunteers and staff and get my message heard! It's a big part of why I'm the only candidate of either party who can beat Randy Fine."
Fairness and Common Ground
FAIRNESS. Most Democrats and Republicans actually agree on one thing: the system is rigged. The American middle class has been under attack for generations. Hard work used to be enough to succeed, but that is no longer the reality. I am running for Congress to restore fairness to our economic and judicial systems so that everyone can achieve the American dream.
COMMON GROUND. The current misconception in Washington is that protecting the rights of one group means the loss of rights to another. That simply isn't true.
COMMON GROUND. The current misconception in Washington is that protecting the rights of one group means the loss of rights to another. That simply isn't true.
I’m running for Congress because too many people are one or two missed paychecks away from financial ruin, in the richest country in the history of the world. I’m running because our streets flood after a light rain. I’m running because we have allowed an economy where half the people go on vacation and the other half take them to the airport in an Uber. I’m running because human rights are like money – the more we have the better we’re doing. I’m running because we’ve turned our universities into palaces and left the students with a lifetime of debt. I’m running because I love America. We’re the greatest country In the world, we aren’t perfect but we are always striving to be better. I’m running to put the people of this district first and fix the broken politics that have led us into pointless culture wars that fail to serve the American people. That’s why I’m running.
Selmont Announces 2025 Run for Florida Congressional Seat January 3rd
With $100,000 War Chest, George “Ges” Selmont, the 2018 Democratic nominee for Congress in Florida’s 4th District announced his 2025 bid for Congress in the seat vacated by Michael Waltz - Florida’s District 6. The districts were re-drawn in 2022 and Selmont owns a home in CD-6. On announcing his campaign Ges Selmont released the following statement:
“I’m running for Congress because our leaders have lost touch with what makes this country great and have put their personal best interests ahead of their constituents,” said Selmont. “ In the past, talented politicians from both sides put forth their best ideas in the House of Representatives. The give and take between Republicans and Democrats makes our country better, it is what our founding fathers envisioned when they gave birth to the greatest nation on Earth. Yet today our leaders engage in pointless culture wars rather than solving problems creatively. We’ve had a Democrat as president for 12 of the last 16 years, so we are just as responsible as the other side for the mess we’re now in.”
“I’m running for Congress because our leaders have lost touch with what makes this country great and have put their personal best interests ahead of their constituents,” said Selmont. “ In the past, talented politicians from both sides put forth their best ideas in the House of Representatives. The give and take between Republicans and Democrats makes our country better, it is what our founding fathers envisioned when they gave birth to the greatest nation on Earth. Yet today our leaders engage in pointless culture wars rather than solving problems creatively. We’ve had a Democrat as president for 12 of the last 16 years, so we are just as responsible as the other side for the mess we’re now in.”
In 2018, Ges met hundreds and spoke to thousands of Floridians in an 11 month campaign for Congress. "Campaigning [in 2018] made me a better candidate and a better person. I know so much more about how to run a political campaign, manage volunteers and staff and get my message heard! It's a big part of why I'm the only candidate of either party who can beat Randy Fine."
Fairness and Common Ground
FAIRNESS. Most Democrats and Republicans actually agree on one thing: the system is rigged. The American middle class has been under attack for generations. Hard work used to be enough to succeed, but that is no longer the reality. I am running for Congress to restore fairness to our economic and judicial systems so that everyone can achieve the American dream.
COMMON GROUND. The current misconception in Washington is that protecting the rights of one group means the loss of rights to another. That simply isn't true.
COMMON GROUND. The current misconception in Washington is that protecting the rights of one group means the loss of rights to another. That simply isn't true.
I’m running for Congress because too many people are one or two missed paychecks away from financial ruin, in the richest country in the history of the world. I’m running because our streets flood after a light rain. I’m running because we have allowed an economy where half the people go on vacation and the other half take them to the airport in an Uber. I’m running because human rights are like money – the more we have the better we’re doing. I’m running because we’ve turned our universities into palaces and left the students with a lifetime of debt. I’m running because I love America. We’re the greatest country In the world, we aren’t perfect but we are always striving to be better. I’m running to put the people of this district first and fix the broken politics that have led us into pointless culture wars that fail to serve the American people. That’s why I’m running.
Selmont Announces 2025 Run for Florida Congressional Seat January 3rd
With $100,000 War Chest, George “Ges” Selmont, the 2018 Democratic nominee for Congress in Florida’s 4th District announced his 2025 bid for Congress in the seat vacated by Michael Waltz - Florida’s District 6. The districts were re-drawn in 2022 and Selmont owns a home in CD-6. On announcing his campaign Ges Selmont released the following statement:
“I’m running for Congress because our leaders have lost touch with what makes this country great and have put their personal best interests ahead of their constituents,” said Selmont. “ In the past, talented politicians from both sides put forth their best ideas in the House of Representatives. The give and take between Republicans and Democrats makes our country better, it is what our founding fathers envisioned when they gave birth to the greatest nation on Earth. Yet today our leaders engage in pointless culture wars rather than solving problems creatively. We’ve had a Democrat as president for 12 of the last 16 years, so we are just as responsible as the other side for the mess we’re now in.”
“I’m running for Congress because our leaders have lost touch with what makes this country great and have put their personal best interests ahead of their constituents,” said Selmont. “ In the past, talented politicians from both sides put forth their best ideas in the House of Representatives. The give and take between Republicans and Democrats makes our country better, it is what our founding fathers envisioned when they gave birth to the greatest nation on Earth. Yet today our leaders engage in pointless culture wars rather than solving problems creatively. We’ve had a Democrat as president for 12 of the last 16 years, so we are just as responsible as the other side for the mess we’re now in.”
In 2018, Ges met hundreds and spoke to thousands of Floridians in an 11 month campaign for Congress. "Campaigning [in 2018] made me a better candidate and a better person. I know so much more about how to run a political campaign, manage volunteers and staff and get my message heard! It's a big part of why I'm the only candidate of either party who can beat Randy Fine."
Fairness and Common Ground
FAIRNESS. Most Democrats and Republicans actually agree on one thing: the system is rigged. The American middle class has been under attack for generations. Hard work used to be enough to succeed, but that is no longer the reality. I am running for Congress to restore fairness to our economic and judicial systems so that everyone can achieve the American dream.
COMMON GROUND. The current misconception in Washington is that protecting the rights of one group means the loss of rights to another. That simply isn't true.
COMMON GROUND. The current misconception in Washington is that protecting the rights of one group means the loss of rights to another. That simply isn't true.
VIDEOS
JOIN GES'S TEAM
bottom of page