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Jared Moskowitz floated as possible Ashley Moody challenger in 2028 after Angie Nixon’s blue bid fell short: ‘Interesting’

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Hallas, E. (2026, November 5). Jared Moskowitz floated as possible Ashley Moody challenger in 2028 after Angie Nixon’s blue bid fell short: ‘Interesting’. Washington Examiner. https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/campaigns/congressional/4793848/jared-moskowitz-floated-senate-challenge-ashley-moody-2028/

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Washington Examiner · collected 2026-11-05 · by Emily Hallas

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Jared Moskowitz, a Florida representative, hinted at potentially running for the state’s Senate seat in 2028 after winning his House race this week despite significant Republican opposition and redistricting efforts. He narrowly won re-election with nearly 5 percentage points over Scott Singer, despite record spending by Republicans to defeat him in what was one of the most expensive House races nationally.
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Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) won re-election on Tuesday, beating Republican Scott Singer with nearly 5 percentage points despite the GOP's efforts to redraw his district and spend a record amount to defeat him. This made it one of the most expensive House races in the country. Following this victory, Moskowitz has expressed interest in challenging Ashley Moody for Florida’s Senate seat in 2028 if Angie Nixon’s bid fails, suggesting he sees an opportunity despite recent political challenges.

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🔮 Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) this week hailed a new draft committee organized by supporters to help him run for president in 2028, as Democrats begin considering in earnest who the party will push to succeed President Donald Trump after a victorious midterm election.
🔮 Democratic National Committee Chairman Ken Martin credited an absence of purity politics for his party’s landslide wins in Tuesday’s midterm elections, suggesting that a similar approach could be used to expand blue power in 2028.
🔮 May we never have to see the likes of you in Michigan again,” he said.
🔮 Democrats are set to gain governing trifectas in five swing states, where they control the governorship and both chambers of the legislature.
🔮 Democrats are set to gain governing trifectas in five swing states, where they control the governorship and both chambers of the legislature.
🔮 Biggs hoped to help finance his plan to slash Arizona’s 2.5% income tax by slashing fraud and abuse in Medicaid, and expressed confidence that cutting the tax would generate “more economic activity which is going to result in more tax revenue coming into the state.”
🔮 At the time, Abbott dismissed the possibility that his opponent could win the race in a surprise win for Democrats.
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🔮 The measure would lift some restrictions on how Maryland legislators draw up congressional districts, allowing more extensive partisan redistricting.
🔮 The result could boost Shapiro’s presidential ambitions as a leading possible contender in 2028 from one of the country’s most pivotal battleground states.
🔮 In North Carolina, results are expected to be delayed by an hour, until 8:30 p.m., in Hertford, Gates, Lenoir, and Wilson counties due to “various technical issues,” according to Sam Hayes, the State Board of Elections executive director.
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Moskowitz clinched reelection Tuesday by nearly 5 percentage points, defeating Republican Scott Singer despite the GOP seeking to capture the seat by redrawing the Democrat’s district, and spending record amounts to oust him in one of the most expensive House races nationwide.
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Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) on Thursday kept the door open to mounting a bid to flip Florida’s Senate seat blue in 2028, after attracting notice for holding on to his House seat earlier this week despite attacks from both the Right and Left. asserted
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Moskowitz clinched reelection Tuesday by nearly 5 percentage points, defeating Republican Scott Singer despite the GOP seeking to capture the seat by redrawing the Democrat’s district, and spending record amounts to oust him in one of the most expensive House races nationwide. asserted
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