Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, a Democratic representative from Florida, is engaged in a primary with complex racial dynamics. The focus is on experience, but there is disagreement on the type that matters.
Wasserman Schultz appeared at a Fourth of July event in Sunrise, Florida, as she campaigns for her 12th term. However, the district she is running in has been redrawn, posing new challenges.
In an effort to improve their chances in the midterms, Republicans redistricted to create a predominantly White area that favored Donald Trump by 10 points. Wasserman Schultz is now navigating the implications of these changes as she strives to retain her seat.
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