South Florida congressional races

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★★ Congressional District 20 ★★

Experience vs. A Fresh Perspective

Debbie Wasserman Schultz

Debbie Wasserman Schultz

Democrat
Congressional District 20

  • Longtime career politician
  • Now running in a newly drawn District 20 after her previous district was redrawn
  • Continues to push the same political agenda
  • District remains majority minority and heavily Democratic
Brian Andersen

Brian Andersen

Republican
Congressional District 20

  • Entered the race just before qualifying, defeating Rod Joseph and other candidates
  • Brings a fresh perspective
  • Business-minded and community focused
  • Committed to conservative values and real solutions for our communities

★★ Congressional District 24 ★★

New Leadership vs. A Career Politician

Te Mayonna Brown

Te Mayonna Brown

Republican
Congressional District 24

  • Business owner and contractor
  • Community leader
  • Focused on real solutions for families, safer neighborhoods, better schools, and economic growth
  • A strong voice for working people in District 24
Oliver Gilbert

Oliver Gilbert

Democrat
Congressional District 24

  • A career politician
  • Name often associated with crime, corruption, and other controversies
  • More focused on politics than people
  • District 24 is majority minority and heavily Democratic — but voters have a choice

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