WLRN Public Media | By Carlton Gillespie
One thing is certain about Broward’s 20th congressional district: the winner of the Democratic primary in August will likely coast to victory in November because it’s the only solidly Democratic district in Florida’s bluest county.
That’s because Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis redrew the state’s congressional maps ahead of this year’s midterm elections to increase the GOP advantage in Florida’s House delegation to 24 to 4, up from the current split of 20 to 8. The Florida Legislature approved it.
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