Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz's incumbency and polling leads of 10-15 points over Republican Bryan Calo anchor Democratic trader consensus at 59.5% in Florida's 25th Congressional District race, a South Florida seat with a D+6 partisan lean blending Miami-Dade and Broward voters. Recent Quinnipiac and internal campaign surveys reinforce her edge, fueled by strong Hispanic support and fundraising superiority—$1.2 million cash-on-hand versus Calo's $250,000. GOP enthusiasm from national headwinds has narrowed the gap slightly since September primaries, but no major shifts from early voting trends or endorsements alter the outlook ahead of November 5. Trader pricing reflects this stability amid House control battles.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · UpdatedFL-25 House Election Winner
FL-25 House Election Winner
Democratic Party
69%
Republican Party
32%
Democratic Party
69%
Republican Party
32%
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0x2F5e3684c...Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz's incumbency and polling leads of 10-15 points over Republican Bryan Calo anchor Democratic trader consensus at 59.5% in Florida's 25th Congressional District race, a South Florida seat with a D+6 partisan lean blending Miami-Dade and Broward voters. Recent Quinnipiac and internal campaign surveys reinforce her edge, fueled by strong Hispanic support and fundraising superiority—$1.2 million cash-on-hand versus Calo's $250,000. GOP enthusiasm from national headwinds has narrowed the gap slightly since September primaries, but no major shifts from early voting trends or endorsements alter the outlook ahead of November 5. Trader pricing reflects this stability amid House control battles.
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