Florida Democrats Pull Off Shock Wins as Republican Redistricting Backfires
Summary
Florida Democrats Jared Moskowitz, Kathy Castor and Pia Dandiya won their U.S. House races, according to calls cited in the article. The results came after Florida’s Republican-controlled Legislature passed a redistricting map backed by Governor Ron DeSantis; the article says the new districts affected Moskowitz’s and Castor’s seats.Key Facts
- The Associated Press called Florida’s 25th District race for Jared Moskowitz.
- Moskowitz received 51.5 percent of the vote, compared with Scott Singer’s 46.4 percent.
- The New York Times called Florida’s 14th District race for Kathy Castor.
- Castor received 51.2 percent of the vote, compared with Mike Beltran’s 45.9 percent.
- CNN called Florida’s 22nd District race for Pia Dandiya.
- Dandiya received 51.9 percent of the vote, compared with Casey Askar’s 48.1 percent.
- Florida’s Republican-controlled Legislature passed a redistricting map backed by Governor Ron DeSantis.
- The article says redrawn districts affected Moskowitz’s and Castor’s seats.
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