Jared Moskowitz secured the Democratic nomination for Florida’s 25th Congressional District in the August 18, 2026 primary by a wide margin over challenger Oliver Larkin. As the two-term incumbent who shifted from the neighboring 23rd District following mid-decade redistricting, Moskowitz benefited from strong name recognition, a substantial fundraising edge, and a record of legislative experience at both state and federal levels, including cross-aisle work in Florida government. Larkin, positioned further left on issues such as Medicare for All, mounted a challenge but could not overcome these structural advantages in a district where Democratic primary voters favored the more established candidate. With results already called by major outlets and a roughly 63-37% split reported, trader consensus at 100% reflects the completed vote; only an extraordinary development such as a successful legal contest or certification reversal would alter the outcome.