- Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz is running for reelection in a newly redrawn Broward County district — the only white candidate vying in a majority-Black seat after GOP-led redistricting shifted the lines.
- Her move has sparked strong backlash from Black leaders and rivals who say it erases long-standing Black representation and could weaken the Congressional Black Caucus.
- Despite the controversy, she’s the best-funded favorite, arguing her seniority and committee clout will benefit the district — while local voters remain divided.
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