U.S. Rep. Jared Moskowitz enters the Democratic Primary in the newly drawn Florida’s 25th Congressional District from a commanding position, according to a new survey that hands him a 32-point lead and outright majority support.
The Beacon Insights poll gives Moskowitz 51% of likely Democratic Primary voters, compared to 19% for Oliver Larkin, with 30% undecided. That clears the majority threshold on the initial ballot and gives Moskowitz a better than 2-to-1 advantage over his nearest opponent.
The numbers point to a Primary electorate already consolidating behind Moskowitz as Democrats hunt for the strongest possible nominee in one of the country’s marquee battlegrounds.
Florida’s redrawn CD 25 — a coastal seat stretching from Delray Beach to Miami Beach — was carried by Donald Trump by 9 points in 2024 after Ron DeSantis signed a new map that flipped the district from Democratic-leaning to Republican turf. It is widely expected to be among the most competitive races in the nation.