Lara Trump Points to ‘Proven Track Record’ as She Departs RNC and Angles for Florida Senate Appointment

The president-elect’s daughter-in-law had held the number two position at the national committee since earlier this year.

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Lara Trump has been transparent about her desire to serve out the remainder of Marco Rubio’s term in the Senate, which ends in 2026. AP Photo/Alex Brandon

The co-chairwoman of the Republican National Committee, Lara Trump, is stepping down from her party position as she angles to be appointed to represent Florida in the Senate. Another poll recently showed she could realistically win the 2026 Senate race in North Carolina as well, should Governor DeSantis pass her over for another person to fill Senator Rubio’s seat. 

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