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Florida’s Upsets Shape Midterm Outlook | Tulsa News
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In a stunning upset, Florida’s progressive lawmaker Angie Nixon toppled a heavily funded opponent, fueling a wave of outsider victories that’s reshaping the political landscape. Meanwhile, GOP Rep. Byron Donalds clinched the governor’s nomination—potentially making him the state’s first Black governor. With redrawn maps and shifting allegiances, voters across Alaska, Wyoming, and California are casting ballots amid chaos—including confusing ballot matchups with identical last names. Incumbents are faltering, while outside spending, especially from pro-Israel groups in California, looms large. A Trump-backed candidate lost in Wyoming, but Donalds’ win was a major endorsement for the former president. In South Florida, Debbie Wasserman Schultz held her ground against multiple challengers. As primaries wind down, these races offer a vivid preview of what’s ahead—and how the national political tide may turn.
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