Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) will face Republican Scott Singer in the November 2026 [2] election for Florida’s 25th [1] Congressional District.
The contest is viewed as a critical battleground race because the district is newly drawn and remains highly competitive between the two parties.
Moskowitz secured his place on the general election ballot after defeating primary challenger Oliver Larkin [1]. Larkin, described as a democratic socialist, attempted to challenge the incumbent in the coastal South Florida district before the primary results were finalized.
Singer enters the race as a prominent figure in Boca Raton. While some reports identify him as the current mayor, other sources describe him as the former mayor of the city.
The race covers a region of South Florida that includes Boca Raton. Because the boundaries of the 25th [1] District were recently redrawn, the demographic and political makeup of the constituency has shifted, creating a toss-up scenario for the November [2] vote.
Both candidates are now preparing for the general election in a district that could swing the balance of power in the U.S. House. The outcome will depend on how the newly drawn lines influence voter turnout in the coastal region.
“The contest is viewed as a critical battleground race because the district is newly drawn.”
The transition of Florida's 25th District into a toss-up race highlights the impact of redistricting on incumbent security. By facing a local leader like Scott Singer in a newly configured district, Moskowitz must navigate a shifted voter base that no longer guarantees a Democratic advantage, making this a bellwether for coastal Florida's political leanings.
