Overview
- Decision Desk HQ and the Associated Press called the race for Rep. Jared Moskowitz, who led with about 51.5 percent to Scott Singer’s 46.4 percent when the call was made.
- The 25th was redrawn earlier in 2026 to run along the coast from Boca Raton to Miami Beach and include parts of Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties, a map change intended to help Republicans pick up a seat.
- Campaign debates in the district focused on Israel and combatting antisemitism in a heavily Jewish area while voters also raised local pocketbook concerns such as rising homeowners insurance and the security of Social Security.
- Moskowitz outraised Singer by a wide margin, raising more than $5 million to Singer’s nearly $3 million as of September, and outside spending shifted late when the Congressional Leadership Fund scaled back and Make America Great Again Inc. put money into the race.
- Moskowitz’s win both preserves a Democratic hold on the seat after he defeated a left-wing primary challenger earlier in the year and reduces the number of gains Republicans expected from their statewide map, a result that could narrow their path to a safer House majority.