Democratic Representatives Jared Moskowitz and Debbie Wasserman Schultz are navigating primary elections this Tuesday, facing challenges from progressive opponents in their respective South Florida districts. These races serve as a test of the party's direction following recent redistricting efforts in the state.

Representative Jared Moskowitz, running in the newly formed 25th Congressional District, is being challenged by Oliver Larkin. Larkin has secured the endorsement of the Democratic Socialists of America, positioning himself as a candidate to the left of the incumbent. The contest reflects a broader trend of progressive activists attempting to shift the party's platform by challenging established incumbents in primary elections.

Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz is also defending her seat against a progressive challenger. While the specific dynamics of her race differ from the 25th District, both incumbents are contending with the shifting political landscape created by the state's new congressional maps. The outcomes of these primaries are expected to provide insight into the current influence of the progressive wing within the Florida Democratic Party and whether established figures can successfully fend off challenges from their left flank.