¶ Strada Changed His Website To Remove His Support Of Donald Trump
¶ Before The GOP Primary, Strada’s Website Said He Was A “100% Supporter Of President Trump”
¶ Strada’s Website Had A Banner Touting His Support For Trump
8/17/26: Strada’s Website Advertised That He Was A “100% Supporter Of President Trump.” According to Joe Strada’s campaign website retrieved via Wayback Machine,
[votestrada.com via Wayback Machine, Captured 8/17/26]
¶ Strada’s Website Linked To An Interview Where Strada Praised Trump’s Support For Trade Workers
Strada’s Website Linked To A Tweet From Florida’s Voice Where Strada Praised The Trump Administration For Supporting Trade Workers. According to Joe Strada’s campaign website retrieved via Wayback Machine,
[votestrada.com via Wayback Machine, Captured 8/17/26]
¶ After Strada Won The Fl-11 Republican Congressional Nomination, He Removed All Mentions Of Trump From His Website
8/24/26: Strada Won The FL-11 GOP Congressional Primary. According to Spectrum News 13, “A machine recount in three counties over the weekend has confirmed that Joe Strada will be the Republican candidate for Florida’s 11th U.S. Congressional District. Strada competed in a hotly contested primary against Carey Baker, Ivette Palomo, Nizam Razack and Tim Wilkins. Strada received nearly 400 votes more than Baker, a former state senator, in last week’s primary election. He now advances to the general election against Democrat James Pericola and Libertarian Ralph Groves in November.” [Spectrum News 13, 8/24/26]
¶ Strada’s Campaign Website Removed The Banner Touting His Support Of Trump
9/16/26: Strada’s Website Removed The Banner Touting His Support Of Trump. According to Joe Strada’s campaign website,
[votestrada.com, Viewed 9/16/26]
¶ Strada’s Endorsement Page Did Not Feature Trump’s Endorsement
9/16/26: Strada’s Endorsement Page Did Not Feature Trump’s Name. According to Joe Strada’s campaign website,
[votestrada.com, Viewed 9/16/26]
- 9/2/26: Strada Was Endorsed By Trump. According to Florida Politics, “President Donald Trump made several endorsements for Republicans running in battleground congressional districts in Florida. In a series of Truth Social posts, he offered his ‘complete and total endorsement’ to Casey Askar, Mike Beltran, Ryan Elijah, Dan Green, Austin Rogers, Jim Schwartzel, Scott Singer, and Joe Strada.” [Florida Politics, 9/2/26]