Democratic Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz secured her reelection for a U.S. House seat from Florida on Tuesday. With her tenure, she stands as the most seasoned Democrat within Florida’s congressional group. Having first entered Congress in 2004, she took over from the long-serving Representative Peter Deutsch. Throughout her political career, Wasserman Schultz has consistently achieved victories in her general elections, garnering no less than 55% of the votes cast. This time, she successfully triumphed over her Republican opponent, Chris Eddy.

The 25th Congressional District, which she represents, encompasses the entirety of Broward County, including the cities of Hollywood and Pembroke Pines. The victory was officially announced by the news media at 7:11 p.m. EST, confirming her continuation as a key figure in Florida’s representation in Congress.

Wasserman Schultz’s consistent performance and unwavering support from her constituents reflect her deep-rooted presence in the political landscape of Florida, a state noted for its diverse electorate and pivotal role in national elections.