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FL-7 House Race 2028 (Florida)
Election day: November 7, 2028.
Prediction markets
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- Republican party78%
- Democratic party22%
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In the news
- Ryan Elijah Ahead In Tight FL-7 Congressional Race
UPDATE: This article has been update to reflect that the race remains close and may lead to a victory for either candidate pending further vote-counting and/or potential recounts. A previous version prematurely reported Ryan Elijah as the…
- Seminole County updates vote count in tight Congress race
The race for Congress in Florida's 7th District remains contested, with Republican Ryan Elijah's campaign signaling confidence he will emerge victorious. The Seminole County Elections Office updated its totals Nov. 4 in the contest between…
- Election Day to deliver consequences to Volusia, Flagler
With Election Day just hours away, candidates were making their final appeals to remaining eligible voters, while election workers were preparing to open 177 polling places across Volusia and Flagler counties. Floridians will elect a new…
- CPI(M) and Congress skirmish over 'hasty issuance' of liquor licences in Keralam
Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan and Excise Minister M. Liju blame the LDF government for the 'liberal granting' of bar licences by ceding the authority to lower-level excise officials, possibly to evade political responsibility; CPI(M) State…
- Kerala bar licence row sees Excise Minister blame LDF predecessor for ‘loopholes’
Home » National » Kerala bar licence row sees Excise Minister blame LDF predecessor for ‘loopholes’ Posted By: Gopi November 3, 2026 Thiruvananthapuram, Nov 3 (SocialNews.XYZ) Kerala Excise Minister M. Liju on Tuesday expressed strong…
- Florida Dems say Trump rally signals 'trouble' for Republicans
DAYTONA BEACH − With Donald Trump coming to town, Nikki Fried was all too happy to share thoughts on why the president would spend two consecutive Fridays stumping for candidates in red-state Florida. Fried, the only Democrat to win…
- Florida congressional rivals Dalton, Elijah exchange stock trading jabs
Should members of Congress - who sometimes have access to nonpublic information - be allowed to buy and sell stocks? That question has been floating for decades and is at the center of tense debate in one of the nation's most competitive…
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