MIAMI — At least three House Republicans in Florida are moving on from Congress next year, creating an aggressive, crowded collection of hopefuls clamoring to fill the midterm openings — including a pardoned former felon, at least five Republicans who ran for office in other states and top party officials.
The massive potential field could add to the Florida delegation’s already colorful cast of characters, could be completely scrambled by mid-cycle redistricting while generating millions of dollars in political spending and create intra-party divisions. And, of course, there’s a chance the races will affect the tight House majority margin.
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