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Florida Democrat Moskowitz wins re-election in a district Republicans redrew

He beat Republican Scott Singer, a former Boca Raton mayor, in a seat redrawn to help Republicans, and the AP called it at 8:07 p.m.

Jared Moskowitz in 2022
Jared Moskowitz in 2022. Photo: U.S. House of Representatives, Public domain, Wikimedia Commons
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Overview

Democratic Rep. Jared Moskowitz won re-election on Tuesday in Florida's 25th Congressional District, defeating Republican Scott Singer, a former mayor of Boca Raton. The Associated Press called the race at 8:07 p.m. Eastern time. At that point Moskowitz had 51.5% and Singer 46.4%, according to the Washington Examiner.

Republicans redrew the district as part of a new statewide map aimed at helping them keep control of . The district covers parts of Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties. According to the Seattle Times, Singer campaigned as an ally of President Donald Trump.

Townhall reports that antisemitism and the cost of living were major issues in the race. The Washington Examiner says the Congressional Leadership Fund, a linked with Mike Johnson, pulled its spending from the race in October, while Trump's own super PAC put money into the district during the closing weeks. Just the News calls the result one of the first signs that Democrats are likely to gain control of , and says Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries would likely become Speaker in January.

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Liberal1 outlet

Moskowitz's win among a night of projections

NBC News headlines its video "Democrat Jared Moskowitz wins re-election in Florida's 25th Congressional District." Alongside it, NBC lists other election-night reports, including its projection that Sen. Ashley Moody wins the Florida race, Democrat Roy Cooper's projected win in North Carolina and Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff's projected re-election in Georgia.

Center1 outlet

The result, the redrawn map and Singer's Trump ties

The Seattle Times leads with the result, and its headline says Moskowitz "wins reelection to U.S. House" in Florida's 25th Congressional District. The first sentence names the winner and the loser: Democrat Jared Moskowitz over Republican Scott Singer, in the vote held Tuesday. The second says Moskowitz won a third term and describes Singer as a former three-term Boca Raton mayor who campaigned as an ally of President Donald Trump.

Next comes the map. The paper writes that the district's boundaries were "recently reshaped" to help Republicans hold Congress. It closes with timing: the Associated Press called the race for Moskowitz at 8:07 p.m. EST.

Conservative3 outlets

Republican redistricting fell short, with House stakes

The Washington Examiner calls the result a loss for Republicans who redrew the seat to protect their "ultra-slim majority." It gives the 51.5% to 46.4% split, notes the Congressional Leadership Fund pulled spending in October and says the win means the will likely pick up "only a fraction" of the seats it redrew. Townhall reports the projection from Decision Desk HQ, cites the "Lean Democrat" rating and builds on antisemitism and cost of living, quoting Singer's post, "Stop the Squad.

Vote Scott Singer." Just the News says Republicans "tried to turn" the seat red and calls it one of the first signs of a long night for them. It adds that Democrats would likely make Hakeem Jeffries Speaker and says they have indicated they would spend a majority investigating the Trump administration.

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