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AUG 19, 2026Primary Election
Party selects its nominee.
Current roleU.S. Representative
PartyDemocratic
Political ideologyMainstream Democrat
Age45 years old (Dec 18, 1980)
GenderMale
LocationFlorida
BackgroundU.S. Representative
EducationGeorge Washington University (B.A.)
Notable personal detailsJared Evan Moskowitz is a U.S. Representative for Florida’s 23rd congressional district, first elected in 2022 and serving since January 3, 2023. He previously served as director of the Florida Division of Emergency Management (2019–2021), a Broward County commissioner (2022), and a member of the Florida House of Representatives (2012–2019). He earned a B.A. from George Washington University and a J.D. from Nova Southeastern University.
Supports expanding targeted tax relief for working families (including a full, expanded Child Tax Credit and exemptions for bonuses) and creating tax-advantaged accounts for disaster preparedness; opposes major GOP tax bills that provide large tax giveaways to the wealthy. Emphasizes using tax policy to reduce poverty and help households keep more income while criticizing tariff increases as a tax on families.
Supports protecting and strengthening Medicare and Medicaid, expanding Medicare coverage for services/tests, and defending the Affordable Care Act and programs that provide coverage to vulnerable Floridians. Has led or joined bipartisan bills to expand Medicare benefits and has acted to block proposed Medicaid cuts. Prioritizes lowering health-care costs and safeguarding coverage for seniors and low-income families.
Supports strengthened border security measures, increased funding for border agents and technology, and measures aimed at disrupting cartels and fentanyl smuggling while voting for enforcement-oriented bills. Positions emphasize enforcement and border control rather than broad regularization or pathway-to-citizenship proposals.
Supports preserving and expanding access to abortion and reproductive health care, opposes Florida’s six-week abortion ban, and has sponsored and co-sponsored federal legislation to protect abortion access and the availability of medication abortion. Signed onto an amicus brief defending FDA approval of mifepristone and joined other Florida Democrats in condemning the state’s restrictive law.
Jared Moskowitz supports federal investment in weather and disaster preparedness and has voted against measures that would roll back EPA emissions and vehicle standards, while opposing some carbon-pricing proposals. His public statements emphasize strengthening NOAA/NWS and FEMA funding and preparing for climate-driven extreme weather. Overall his record shows support for climate mitigation and regulatory protections while not advancing the most aggressive climate proposals.
Jared Moskowitz is showing up in coverage focused on Florida’s 2026 political landscape, where Democrats are seeing momentum in recent elections and special-election results, including seat flips that are raising alarms for Republicans. He is also being mentioned amid a crowded 2026 Florida gubernatorial field and polling that suggests Democrats could be more competitive statewide than in recent cycles. Separately, Florida lawmakers have passed a proof-of-citizenship voter registration bill awaiting Gov. Ron DeSantis’ decision, a fight that is shaping the state’s political debate heading into 2026 and beyond.
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Supports significant gun safety measures including an assault weapons ban, universal background checks, federal red flag laws, raising the federal purchase age for semiautomatic firearms, and limits on ghost guns and online distribution of 3D-printable gun files. Has authored and sponsored federal legislation advancing those policies and led passage of state-level reforms after the Parkland shooting. Continues to prioritize school safety and expanded mental-health resources alongside gun violence prevention measures.