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The former governor will face off against incumbent Mayor Ken Welch in November, after neither was able to get more than 50% of the vote in Tuesday's primary.
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GOP Mike Beltran to face off against incumbent Kathy Castor in Florida's 14th Congressional District
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Gilbert will face unopposed Republican candidate Te Brown in November, but the district is tilted heavily in favor of Democrats. -
The primary winner will face Democratic Rep. Darren Soto in November's General Election. -
Gruters will run against Democrat Kelly Kirschner and independent Mark Davis in the November election. -
Incumbent Democratic Rep. Jared Moskowitz beat Oliver Larkin for the Democratic nomination in the newly formed 25th Congressional District. In the GOP primary, former Boca Raton Mayor Scott Singer beat several other Republicans for the nomination.
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