Florida Redistricting Fails to Deliver Expected GOP Gains
Florida Republican redistricting efforts have fallen short of expectations as key congressional races turn into competitive toss-ups. Rising living costs and sliding voter approval for President Trump have complicated the party's path in the upcoming midterms.
Three Florida congressional contests have shifted to toss-ups despite a Republican redistricting push engineered to secure the United States House majority. The mid-decade boundary redraws aimed to deliver four additional seats for the GOP in the Sunshine State. Instead, voter backlash over the rising cost of living has left those gains in doubt as midterm elections approach.
