Facts You Need To Know About
Fake Republican Scott Singer

Scott Singer collected $1.29 million in salaries as president of the Ormjmp Foundation, a nonprofit with public ties to builder and construction interests, including offshore money. Then, as Mayor, he backed a massive developer-backed scheme to hand over city-owned public land.

• Singer collected $1.29 million in salaries as president of the Ormjmp Foundation between 2022 and 2024, which has public ties to builder and construction interests including the Northeast Florida Builders Association, ABC Institute Inc., with offshore accounts. ($492,550 salary in 2024 alone.)
• Singer backed One Boca, a massive developer-backed redevelopment plan involving city-owned public land that would have significantly reduced green space and increased density.
• Boca voters rejected the One Boca scheme overwhelmingly.
• Singer filed for a financial disclosure extension after announcing his congressional run. As of June 2026, voters still don't know the full picture of his finances.
• Singer does not declare his own law firm, Singer Law Office P.A., as a business interest on financial disclosure forms, despite actively managing it.

Singer says he's a public servant. His record shows a career politician looking out for himself first.

• Singer backed a scheme that would have more than quadrupled his own pay in Boca Raton.
• When pressed, Singer objected only to the timing, then voted for an amendment to move the pay raise forward on a delayed timeline.
• Singer later proposed extending mayor and council terms from three years to four years.
• Boca taxpayers were forced to pay for a special election on his term-extension scheme. Voters rejected it.

In June 2022, Mayor Scott Singer signed an official City of Boca Raton proclamation declaring July "Muslim Heritage Month" on behalf of the Islamic Center of Boca Raton, encouraging residents to visit the mosque.

SIGNED BY SINGER

City of Boca Raton Official Proclamation
July 2022 / Muslim Heritage Month

• Singer personally took part in a prayer service at the Islamic Center of Boca Raton.
• The $600,000 in seed money for the ICBR mosque came from the Global Relief Foundation, a charity the U.S. Treasury Department shut down for connections to al-Qaeda and Osama bin Laden.
• Prior ICBR members were arrested and federally charged in 2005 for conspiring to aid al-Qaeda.
• When confronted about the mosque's record at a synagogue event, Singer called its leadership "good men" and dismissed all concerns.

Singer says he believes in freedom. His COVID record says otherwise.

• Singer canceled city events, programs, classes, athletics, rentals, and camps, then told residents to "stay away from each other."
• Singer personally urged local businesses to consider capacity caps and closures.
• Singer praised Italy's total national lockdown and France's mandatory stay-home orders as the model Boca Raton should follow.
• Singer publicized his interactions with Anthony Fauci regarding CDC compliance mandates for city residents.
• Singer said Boca should be ready to impose a mask mandate if the county did not, adding: "I'm prepared to do that myself."
• Singer promoted COVID vaccines with photos of himself in a medical mask.

The Democrats who impeached President Trump? Scott Singer called their endorsements an "honor." And now his Democratic opponent Jared Moskowitz is publicly claiming Singer endorsed him.

• BETRAYAL Singer said he was "honored" to be endorsed by Democrat Lois Frankel, who supported Trump impeachment efforts. Frankel declared Singer "the leader Boca Raton needs."
• BETRAYAL Singer said it was "an honor" to be endorsed by Democrat Ted Deutch, who voted to impeach Trump.
• BETRAYAL Singer endorsed Democrat Yvette Drucker for Boca Raton City Council and signed her ballot-access petition.
• BETRAYAL Singer praised Democrat Andy Thomson while Thomson ran against a Trump-aligned Republican, drawing a threatened Republican "censure."
• BETRAYAL Democrat Jared Moskowitz publicly confirmed on video that Singer endorsed him during his 2022 congressional run.
• BETRAYAL Singer publicized a meeting with Biden Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg in October 2023, and praised Biden at the U.S. Conference of Mayors in 2021.
• BETRAYAL Singer celebrated endorsements from the Sun-Sentinel and Palm Beach Post, both of which endorsed Biden for President and attacked Trump in their editorial pages.

President Trump called the Green New Deal "a total scam." Scott Singer implemented it in Boca Raton, then went to the Biden White House to celebrate.

• Singer backed Boca Raton's commitment to reach net-zero carbon emissions before 2050, tied directly to the same climate goals as the Paris Agreement.
• Singer pushed plastic-reduction policies targeting straws, bottles, and drinkware used by everyday families and local businesses.
• Singer proudly touted his invitation to the Biden White House, bragging about his access to the President and Cabinet officials.

Don't be fooled by Singer's misleading advertising. President Trump has never endorsed him or supported his campaign for Congress.

• 2015 Singer maxed out his donation to Jeb Bush at $2,700 and tweeted "#AllInForJeb" while disparaging Trump as a candidate who "runs on anger and promises." He was named to Bush's Jewish Leadership Coalition and Palm Beach County Leadership Team.
• 2023 Singer donated $13,200 to Ron DeSantis' presidential PAC (Restore Our Nation) while Trump was fighting to win the White House.
• 2024 Singer donated $2,000 to Larry Hogan for U.S. Senate in Maryland. Hogan ran as an openly anti-Trump Republican.
• TOTAL Singer donated only $360 to Trump's 2024 campaign. He gave more than 65x that amount to Trump's opponents. The FEC records don't lie.

While real conservatives defended the Second Amendment, Scott Singer was marching alongside gun-control activists and bragging about it.

• Singer publicly declared himself a member of Michael Bloomberg's Mayors Against Illegal Guns.
• Singer participated in March For Our Lives and Moms Demand Action gun-control events. Moms Demand Action endorsed Kamala Harris for President.
• Singer called for stronger red-flag laws.
• Singer supported Boca joining a lawsuit to challenge Florida's limits on local gun-control measures.