Race is set: valdemings vs. marcorubio for one of the most competitive seats in the Senate
The nomination finalized the general election lineup, although Rubio and Demings have been running against each other for months, as neither faced viable primary challengers. We did it, Florida! We won the primary, now it’s time for us to #RetireRubio – watch my speech live now: https://t.co/EAZK2T5Rro #RunningtoWinDemings, who has represented Florida's 10th Congressional District since 2017, is a former chief of the Orlando Police Department.
In a statement, the Rubio campaign framed Demings as a “rubber stamp” for President Joe Biden’s policies.
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