The primary elections in Florida on August 18 will be the first to take place under newly implemented congressional maps. Experts suggest that these maps may provide Republicans with an advantage in four House districts during the upcoming November midterm elections.
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Florida's Primary Election to Feature New Congressional Maps and Key Issues
Florida's primary elections on August 18 will be influenced by newly drawn congressional maps that may benefit Republican candidates in four House districts. This election marks a significant moment as it is the first under these new boundaries.
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DeSantis’ replacement, DSA push, ethics scandals and redistricting shakeout: What to watch in Florida’s primary election
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Florida's Primary Election to Feature New Congressional Maps and Key Issues