El 2 de septiembre de 2023, un juez de Florida dictaminó que el mapa del Congreso de Florida, creado por el gobernador Ron DeSantis , violaba la Constitución de Florida y no se puede utilizar para futuras elecciones a la Cámara de Representantes. [1] El problema se refería específicamente al quinto distrito de Florida , entonces representado por el demócrata Al Lawson , que fue eliminado y reemplazado por un distrito de tendencia republicana. Esto fue controvertido porque el distrito tenía una pluralidad de afroamericanos. [1] La apelación exitosa del estado será impugnada ante la Corte Suprema de Florida, pero el cronograma de la corte hace que sea poco probable que se cree un mapa rediseñado para el momento de las elecciones. También está en curso una demanda federal concurrente. [2]
Distrito 1
El actual titular es el republicano Matt Gaetz , quien fue reelegido con el 67,9% de los votos en 2022. [3]
Primarias republicanas
Candidato
Matt Gaetz , actual representante de los EE. UU. [4]
Eliminado en primaria
Aaron Dimmock, director de programas de liderazgo en el Centro de Liderazgo AWKO de la Universidad de West Florida [5]
LaShonda Holloway, exdirectora de la Oficina de Documentos y Emisiones Administrativas del Distrito de Columbia y candidata para este distrito en 2022 [33]
El distrito 9 incluye gran parte del Gran Orlando , que se extiende desde el este de Orlando hacia Yeehaw Junction e incluye las ciudades de Kissimmee y St. Cloud . El titular es el demócrata Darren Soto , quien fue reelegido con el 53,6% de los votos en 2022. [3]
Primarias demócratas
Candidato
Darren Soto , actual representante de los EE. UU. [26]
El distrito 13 incluye la mayor parte del condado de Pinellas , incluidas las ciudades de Largo , Clearwater y Palm Harbor , así como una parte occidental de St. Petersburg . La titular es la republicana Anna Paulina Luna , quien dio la vuelta al distrito y fue elegida con el 53,1% de los votos en 2022. [3]
La actual titular es la republicana Laurel Lee , quien fue elegida con el 58,5% de los votos en 2022. [3]
Primarias republicanas
El 25 de marzo, el expresidente Donald Trump pidió que alguien presentara un desafío a Lee en las primarias; no explicó por qué pensaba que Lee debía ser destituido. Fuentes de los medios señalaron que Lee había respaldado a Ron DeSantis para presidente y recientemente había votado a favor de un controvertido paquete de gastos al que se opuso el Caucus de la Libertad . [126] Sin embargo, Trump más tarde respaldaría a Lee para la reelección. [127]
Candidato
Laurel Lee , actual representante de los EE. UU. [26]
James Judge, propietario de una empresa de relaciones públicas, veterano de la Guardia Costera de EE. UU. y candidato para el distrito 14 en 2022 [128]
Rechazado
Laura Loomer , colaboradora de InfoWars , candidata para el distrito 11 en 2022 y nominada para el distrito 21 en 2020 [129]
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