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Florida’s primary elections have set the stage for a fiery November, with key matchups like Jared Moskowitz vs. Scott Singer and Eliot Rodriguez vs. Maria Villars Salazar heating up the race. Debbie Wasserman Schultz cruised to victory in her heavily Democratic district, while Oliver Gilbert, stepping into District Twenty-four after Frederica Wilson’s retirement, faces a campaign shaped by millions in negative ads tied to crypto lobbyists and Trump-aligned donors. Gilbert emphasizes his grassroots approach—especially connecting with Black voters—contrasting it with his opponent’s lack of engagement. He’s honoring Wilson’s legacy while preparing to build trust and run on his platform as he eyes a seat that could reshape South Florida’s political future.

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