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Charlie Crist's Successor Will Be a Republican

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It’s a red sweep, at least in the Sunshine State. Incumbent Gov. Ron DeSantis crushed Democratic Rep. Charlie Crist, and Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) handily beat Democratic Rep. Val Demmings. And now, Crist’s former district will be represented by a Republican. Anna Paulina Luna safely cruised to victory in Florida’s 13th congressional race. It’s Pinellas County, which leans red, so maybe Crist’s career in public life was screwed anyway. 

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Wendy Davis faced the same political pickle in Texas, which explains her disastrous 2014 gubernatorial run: she was probably going to lose her state senate race, so she decided to get slaughtered by Greg Abbott in a governor’s race. 

Florida 13 was one of the races to watch this cycle—and the GOP easily picked it up (via Politico):

DeSantis muscled a redistricting map through this year that could see the GOP pick up as many as four additional House seats in the state. Two seats definitely on the radar: Florida’s 13th Congressional District, where polls have shown a tight battle between Democrat Eric Lynn and Anna Paulina Luna, and Florida’s 27th Congressional District, a contest between Rep. María Elvira Salazar and state Sen. Annette Taddeo. A GOP surge in Miami-Dade may doom Taddeo’s effort to knock out the GOP incumbent. A Lynn victory over Luna would likely stop Republicans from a four-seat pickup. 

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 Luna clinched 53 percent of the vote to Democrat Eric Lynn’s 44 percent. 

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