Scandal-plagued Congressman Corey Mills lost his Republican primary by double digits, a bad night for Trump's endorsement record and for the online "groyper" wing testing its strength in Florida.

• Mills lost badly after 18 months of allegations: domestic violence claims, a restraining order, stolen valor accusations, arms dealing while in Congress, and a DOJ probe of his finances.
• Trump had endorsed Mills, and roughly 10 of his picks have now lost this primary cycle — matching his worst season yet.
• James Fishbach, running a hard-right online campaign for governor, took only 10% against easy winner Byron Donalds, though he pulled 30% in the youngest precincts and won college campuses overwhelmingly.
• Randy Fine, known for openly anti-Muslim posts, crushed Dan Bilzerian, whose campaign traded in open antisemitism — a primary fought between two bigotries.
• Fine was caught on a doorbell camera going through a stranger's mail while canvassing, which is a federal crime.

Outlook: Fine is heading back to Congress in a safe Republican seat, but the strong showing among young Republican voters signals a fight the party will keep having.