Florida primaries test GOP edge as new maps redraw the battleground

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Voters head to the polls on Tuesday for Florida’s primaries—the first held under newly drawn maps aimed at boosting Republicans. Key races include a crowded GOP governor primary led by Byron Donalds with Trump’s endorsement, and a Senate contest to fill Rubio’s term featuring Republican Moody facing Democratic candidates Vindman and Nixon. Democrats contend with internal splits in newly drawn districts, including Wasserman Schultz in a South Florida seat, while Republicans like Cory Mills face ethics scrutiny. Overall, the results will gauge how far Florida’s redistricting has solidified the GOP edge ahead of November.
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