By Bond Robertson 
Barron Trump, former President Trump's youngest son, is ready to enter politics for the first time.
Until now, the 18-year-old has stayed out of the political spotlight, while focusing on his studies.
However, on Wednesday night, Barron Trump was selected by the Florida Republican Party as one of the state's delegates to the Republican National Convention, according to its list of delegates. NBC News I was able to reach.
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“We have a large delegation of grassroots leaders, elected officials and even members of the Trump family,” Florida Republican Party Chairman Evan Bauer told NBC.
The Debutante: Barron, who will graduate from high school next week, is now preparing to make his political debut. Photo: Reuters/Erin Scott/File Photo.
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Like father like son
Barron will be one of 41 delegates from Florida during the national convention, a role that marks his most high-profile political involvement to date.
In a family with several politically active siblings, the graduate has managed to maintain a much more private life than his two older brothers, Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr., both of whom will also be delegates from Florida during the Republican National Convention, NBC reported. .
The National Assembly is the one that officially chooses the party's presidential nominee, who will be Donald Trump (77 years old). The competing candidate in the presidential elections scheduled for November will be the Democratic Party's presidential candidate, Joe Biden (81 years old).
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Supports candidacy
Donald Trump won Florida's presidential election twice, including by more than 3 percentage points in his failed bid for re-election in 2020, and the state party has largely endorsed his candidacy this year, even before he was officially nominated.
Trial: On May 9, former President Donald Trump returns to trial in Manhattan Criminal Court, accused of concealing payments in exchange for silence. Photograph: Angela Weiss/Pool/Getty Images/AFP.
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The party faced a challenge this year since Gov. Ron DeSantis was also running. Despite their governor entering the race, party leaders in Florida have indicated they will support Trump.
In addition to Trump family members, the Florida Republican Party has endorsed several of the former president's top supporters as delegates.