Scott Singer Targets Jared Moskowitz’s 90% Voting Record in R+5 Florida House Race
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Updated · Fox News · Sep 30
Scott Singer Targets Jared Moskowitz’s 90% Voting Record in R+5 Florida House Race
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 30
Summary
Scott Singer cast Florida’s redrawn 25th District as a prime GOP pickup, arguing Jared Moskowitz’s moderate, pro-Israel image clashes with a voting record he says aligns with “the squad” 90% of the time.
R+5 district math and a 25% Jewish electorate are central to Singer’s case that party identity will outweigh Moskowitz’s personal branding in a closely watched South Florida House contest.
Singer paired that attack with his own local record, saying he cut Boca Raton taxes seven times, launched 21 streamlining initiatives and reduced crime by more than 25% during eight years as mayor.
Israel and national security remain a key contrast line: Singer accused Moskowitz of backing Ilhan Omar for Foreign Affairs, opposing U.S.-Israel cooperation and siding with Democratic leadership even when it weakens pro-Israel advocacy.
The challenge underscores how Republicans hope to use redistricting, South Florida’s rightward shift and Democratic intraparty tensions to unseat incumbents who market themselves as moderates.