Last night, riding on the back of an endorsement from President Donald Trump, Florida Rep. Ron DeSantis won his party’s primary for governor.

And while the #MAGA crowd was enthused their president could put someone over the top like that, another online collective was just as excited.

DeSantis’ win buoyed the believers of QAnon, the online movement allegedly headed by someone deep within the Trump administration who drops cryptic posts about things that will supposedly happen.

In the run-up to the election, DeSantis saw support on the Reddit forum for the Q conspiracy, the Great Awakening.

https://www.reddit.com/r/greatawakening/comments/93hel5/good_job_ron_vote_ron_desantis/

And it was at a rally in Florida early this month for DeSantis, attended by Trump, where the QAnon movement went mainstream, with online supporters showing up in public for the first time.

People lining up for the Trump rally in Tampa today. A lot of the chan anons might treat Q-Anon like a LARP, but by all appearances there are plenty of people who take it seriously irl. pic.twitter.com/uys7kmnAs1 — Travis View (@travis_view) July 31, 2018

However, despite Q supporters’ presence at his events, DeSantis claimed yesterday that he has no knowledge of the conspiracy.

QAnon keep showing up at campaign events for Ron DeSantis. The GOP candidate for Florida governor pleaded ignorance when asked about them on Monday. They sat front row of his campaign stop at a Palm Harbor restaurant and sold T-shirts outside.

https://t.co/VytbDhd5Av pic.twitter.com/bZFTsPDKVN — Rank and Delecto (@BlogWood) August 28, 2018

“I’m not sure what that is,” DeSantis said when asked about QAnon.

But DeSantis makes a good bedfellow for fans of Q, as he has been part of the raucous House caucus that has been attempting to take down the Deep State—along with members like Rep. Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) and Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fl.)—a goal that somewhat aligns with the QAnon movement.

Yesterday, I viewed a deeply troubling report compiled by House Intelligence that raises questions about Obama DOJ & the so-called collusion investigation. Joining @foxandfriends in a few minutes to discuss why this report needs to be released to the American people ASAP. — Ron DeSantis (@GovRonDeSantis) January 19, 2018

DeSantis will go up against Democrat Andrew Gillum in the general election. Gillum is already being painted as a puppet of George Soros, one of the long-time boogeymen of QAnon.