Overview
- Dunn announced his decision Tuesday in a post on X, saying he will conclude his House service at the end of the current term.
- He cited a desire to return to Panama City and spend more time with his family and grandchildren, saying it is time to pass the torch to new conservative leaders.
- A physician and former Army surgeon, Dunn highlighted work on lower taxes, support for the military and veterans, pro-life priorities, healthcare innovation, and countering China and Russia.
- Dunn, 72, has represented Florida’s 2nd Congressional District since 2016 and won more than 61% of the vote in the 2024 election.
- His retirement adds to a tally of more than two dozen House Republicans not seeking another term, converting his reliably Republican district into an open-seat contest.