Three Candidates Compete in Florida’s Redrawn 25th District
The contest for Florida’s newly redrawn 25th Congressional District features incumbent Democrat Jared Moskowitz, Republican Scott Singer and Libertarian Peter Jassenoff. The district runs along the state’s east coast, from Boca Raton through Broward County communities including Pompano Beach, Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood, and south to Miami Beach.
Moskowitz was elected in 2023 to represent the 23rd District. A Coral Springs native and Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School graduate, he has served in the Florida House and as a Parkland city commissioner, and led Florida’s emergency management agency. In Congress, he serves on the Judiciary and Foreign Affairs committees. His campaign highlights work on gun violence, democracy, support for Israel and reproductive freedom.
Singer served as Boca Raton’s mayor from 2018 to 2026. Raised in Lauderhill after being born in Miami Beach, he has said his priorities include keeping taxes and costs low, strengthening borders and national defense, and reducing waste, fraud and abuse. He has also pledged to work with President Donald Trump and congressional colleagues on the economy and national security. Jassenoff, a political newcomer, is running as a Libertarian; no campaign platform or policy list is available in the provided information. The race is approaching its final chapter, with election night nearing.
Moskowitz’s Record on Rights and Gun Violence Faces a Test
The race for Florida’s newly redrawn 25th Congressional District puts Democrat Jared Moskowitz’s record on gun violence, reproductive freedom and democratic institutions before voters alongside Republican Scott Singer’s pitch for lower costs, tax cuts and stronger borders. Libertarian Peter Jassenoff is also running as the contest approaches election night.
Moskowitz, elected in 2023 to represent the 23rd District, previously served in the Florida House and as a Parkland city commissioner, and headed Florida’s emergency management agency. He now serves on the House Judiciary and Foreign Affairs committees. His campaign points to efforts on gun violence, democracy, support for Israel and reproductive freedom as central parts of his first term.
Singer, Boca Raton’s mayor from 2018 to 2026, says he would focus on taxes and costs, border security, national defense and reducing waste, fraud and abuse. He has also pledged to work with President Donald Trump and congressional colleagues. That agenda offers a different set of priorities from the issues Moskowitz’s campaign emphasizes. The district stretches from Boca Raton through Broward County and down to Miami Beach, bringing communities across three South Florida counties into the contest. Jassenoff is a political newcomer, and the available information provides no list of his policies or campaign promises.
Singer Offers a Cost-and-Security Agenda in South Florida Race
Republican Scott Singer is taking a message of lower costs, stronger borders and national defense into the race for Florida’s newly redrawn 25th Congressional District. Democrat Jared Moskowitz, the incumbent, is emphasizing gun-violence prevention, reproductive freedom, democracy and support for Israel. Libertarian Peter Jassenoff is also on the ballot as the contest nears election night.
Singer served as Boca Raton’s mayor from 2018 to 2026. His campaign says he would seek to keep taxes and costs low, reinforce border security and national defense, and eliminate waste, fraud and abuse. Singer has also said he would work with President Donald Trump and congressional colleagues on the economy and protecting the country.
Moskowitz was elected in 2023 to represent the 23rd District and now serves on the House Judiciary and Foreign Affairs committees. Before Congress, he served in the Florida House, worked as a Parkland city commissioner and led Florida’s emergency management agency. The contest asks voters to weigh Singer’s focus on affordability and security against the incumbent’s stated priorities and congressional record. The district runs from Boca Raton through Pompano Beach, Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood to Miami Beach. Jassenoff, a political newcomer, has no available campaign platform or list of policy promises in the provided information.
Reported by Local 10 Miami, CBS Miami.
