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florida democrats say 2026 momentum can break gop supermajorities tampa bay 28

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    Florida Democrats say 2026 momentum can break GOP supermajorities - Tampa Bay 28

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    Florida Democrats say 2026 momentum can break GOP supermajorities - Tampa Bay 28

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    Florida pols, groups react to SCOTUS redistricting ruling, passage of new GOP map - Florida Politics

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    Could a Democratic triumph in Florida be a bellwether of a blue wave in red state midterm elections? - The Guardian

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    Democrats on Monday officially claimed a second upset in Florida’s recent special elections when Brian Nathan, an electrical workers union leader, won a tight state senate contest in the reliably Republican West Tampa. - facebook.com

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    News to Know for July 14 - Tampa Bay 28

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    Florida Democrats flip two seats: Is it a warning for DeSantis, GOP? - Tallahassee Democrat

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