U.S. House, Florida 25th Congressional District · Election November 3, 2026 · Updated
Who should I vote for in Florida's 25th Congressional District?
Jared Moskowitz has the strongest record in Florida's 25th Congressional District. Jared Moskowitz and Scott Singer each score 59 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026; Jared Moskowitz ranks first on the tiebreaker, the character score (56 to 50). Jared Moskowitz's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Scott Singer's highest marks are roots in the constituency and relevant experience. Michaelangelo Hamilton (1 of 15 criteria) and Peter Jassenoff (2 of 15 criteria) have too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.
Write-in
Michaelangelo Hamilton
Not enough public record for a score
Public evidence on 1 of 15 criteria
- Character
- NR
- Qualifications
- 50
- Performance
- NR
Libertarian
Peter Jassenoff
Not enough public record for a score
Public evidence on 2 of 15 criteria
- Character
- 50
- Qualifications
- 50
- Performance
- NR
Democratic · incumbent
Strongest record
Jared Moskowitz
59 / 100
Public evidence on 14 of 15 criteria
- Character
- 56
- Qualifications
- 75
- Performance
- 45
Republican
Scott Singer
59 / 100
Public evidence on 8 of 15 criteria
- Character
- 50
- Qualifications
- 65
- Performance
- NR
The good, the bad and the unresolved
The record
The notable facts of each candidate's public life, each tied to a source and confirmed to be this person. Unresolved matters are labeled with where they stand and do not move a score.
Michaelangelo Hamilton
No notable items confirmed in news archives or public documents.
Peter Jassenoff
No notable items confirmed in news archives or public documents.
Jared Moskowitz
- Mark against2024-08-21
Filed periodic transaction reports in August 2024 disclosing 93 stock trades made from July 2023 to February 2024, past the 45-day deadline; the filing cites an administrative error by the report preparer.
Sources: House Clerk periodic transaction report, Filing ID 20025712, House Clerk periodic transaction report, Filing ID 20024672
- Mark against2022-03-30
The Auditor General's statewide audit for the year ended June 30, 2021 found the Division of Emergency Management did not monitor Coronavirus Relief Fund subrecipients, qualifying its opinion.
Sources: Florida Auditor General, Report No. 2022-189, Fox News (via WFMD), Sept. 29, 2026
- On the record2025-03-06
Voted Yea on the March 2025 resolution censuring Rep. Al Green when House Democratic leaders Jeffries, Clark and Aguilar voted Nay.
Source: House Clerk Roll Call 62, 2025
- Credit2021-02-15
Stepped down as Florida's emergency management director after two years leading the hurricane and COVID-19 response; Gov. Ron DeSantis, a Republican, praised the division's work and thanked him.
Scott Singer
No notable items confirmed in news archives or public documents.
Who they are
Character
Integrity
Tells the truth, keeps their word, and takes no private gain from public office.
Michaelangelo Hamilton. No public record found.
Peter Jassenoff. A House candidate financial disclosure for FL25 was filed July 17, 2026, and campaign reports are on file with the FEC through June 30, 2026. No FEC administrative fine found.
Sources: House Clerk candidate financial disclosure, Filing ID 10081334, FEC candidate page, FEC administrative fines search
Jared Moskowitz. Periodic transaction reports filed Aug. 6 and Aug. 21, 2024 disclosed trades made as far back as July 2023, past the 45-day deadline; the later report acknowledges an administrative error. Score set under E16.
Sources: House Clerk periodic transaction report, Filing ID 20025712, House Clerk financial disclosure, Filing ID 10074897
Scott Singer. A House candidate financial disclosure for FL25 was filed July 19, 2026, and campaign reports are on file with the FEC through July 29, 2026. No FEC administrative fine found.
Sources: House Clerk candidate financial disclosure, Filing ID 10073235, FEC candidate page, FEC administrative fines search
Courage
Takes a stand that costs them something, including telling their own side no.
Michaelangelo Hamilton. No public record found.
Peter Jassenoff. No public record found.
Jared Moskowitz. Voted against all three House Democratic leaders on dozens of 2025 and 2026 roll calls, including passage of the Laken Riley Act and the resolution censuring Rep. Al Green.
Sources: House Clerk Roll Call 6, 2025, House Clerk Roll Call 62, 2025
Scott Singer. No public record found.
Accountability
Owns mistakes, answers hard questions, and works in the open.
Michaelangelo Hamilton. No public record found.
Peter Jassenoff. No public record found.
Jared Moskowitz. No public record found.
Scott Singer. No public record found.
Temperament and judgment
Steady under pressure, decides on evidence, and treats opponents and staff with respect.
Michaelangelo Hamilton. No public record found.
Peter Jassenoff. No public record found.
Jared Moskowitz. Led Florida's emergency management agency through the 2020 COVID-19 response under a governor of the other party, who praised the division's work and thanked him when he stepped down in 2021.
Scott Singer. Served three terms as mayor of Boca Raton, from 2018 to 2026. No censure, reprimand or ethics finding found.
Sources: WPTV, Dec. 2025, Ballotpedia, Scott Singer
Fidelity to the oath
Uses power inside its limits: accepts certified results, obeys court rulings, follows the rules of the office.
Michaelangelo Hamilton. No public record found.
Peter Jassenoff. No public record found.
Jared Moskowitz. Has held sworn state, county and federal office; entered Congress in 2023, after the January 2021 electoral count. No finding of misuse of office found.
Source: Ballotpedia, Jared Moskowitz
Scott Singer. Held sworn office as mayor of Boca Raton from 2018 to 2026. No finding of misuse of office found.
Source: Ballotpedia, Scott Singer
What they bring
Qualifications
Relevant experience
Has done work that prepares them for this specific office.
Michaelangelo Hamilton. No public record found.
Peter Jassenoff. No public record found.
Jared Moskowitz. In the U.S. House since 2023, now seeking a third term; earlier in the Florida House (2012 to 2019), director of the Florida Division of Emergency Management and a Broward County commissioner (2022).
Sources: Ballotpedia, Jared Moskowitz, GovTrack, Jared Moskowitz
Scott Singer. Three-term mayor of Boca Raton (2018 to 2026) and an attorney and small business owner for two decades.
Sources: WPTV, Dec. 2025, Ballotpedia, Scott Singer
Command of the job
Knows the issues and knows what the office can and cannot do.
Michaelangelo Hamilton. No public record found.
Peter Jassenoff. No public record found.
Jared Moskowitz. Ranking member of the Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Oversight and Intelligence; also sits on the Judiciary Committee.
Sources: GovTrack, committee membership, Campaign site, home page
Scott Singer. Publishes priorities on the economy, law enforcement and the border in general terms, plus a term limits amendment, a no-new-taxes pledge and a ban on members trading stocks.
Communication
Explains plainly, persuades, and listens.
Michaelangelo Hamilton. Completed Ballotpedia's Candidate Connection survey in 2026.
Peter Jassenoff. No public record found.
Jared Moskowitz. Offers an e-newsletter, reports 146,582 letters sent to constituents and publishes issue pages. Has not completed Ballotpedia's 2026 survey.
Sources: Office site, home page, Office site, Contact, Campaign site, home page, Ballotpedia, Jared Moskowitz
Scott Singer. Completed Ballotpedia's 2026 survey and publishes issue pages; he also gave radio and television interviews.
Sources: Ballotpedia, Scott Singer, Campaign site, Priorities, WJNO, Oct. 7, 2026
Roots in the constituency
Lives there, knows the people, and is funded by them.
Michaelangelo Hamilton. No public record found.
Peter Jassenoff. No public record found.
Jared Moskowitz. Raised in Coral Springs and held Parkland, state and county office in Broward County. CBS12 reported in August 2026 that redistricting placed his home in the new 22nd District; no official residence record was opened. About 40 percent of itemized individual contributions are from Florida.
Sources: Ballotpedia, Jared Moskowitz, FEC contribution totals by state, CBS12, Aug. 18, 2026, Coral Springs News, May 29, 2026
Scott Singer. Born in Miami Beach, raised in Fort Lauderdale and mayor of Boca Raton, all in the district, which he says he has lived in for 40 years. FEC by-state totals show about 64 percent of itemized individual contributions from Florida.
Sources: Campaign site, About, WJNO, Oct. 7, 2026, FEC contribution totals by state
Management
Can build and run an organization.
Michaelangelo Hamilton. No public record found.
Peter Jassenoff. Campaign reports are on file with the FEC through June 30, 2026. No FEC administrative fine found.
Sources: FEC candidate page, FEC administrative fines search
Jared Moskowitz. Campaign reports are on file with the FEC through July 29, 2026. No FEC administrative fine found.
Sources: FEC candidate page, FEC administrative fines search
Scott Singer. Campaign reports are on file with the FEC through July 29, 2026. No FEC administrative fine found.
Sources: FEC candidate page, FEC administrative fines search
What they deliver
Performance
Results
Turns ideas into outcomes.
Michaelangelo Hamilton. No public record found.
Peter Jassenoff. No public record found.
Jared Moskowitz. Legislative Effectiveness Score below expectations in the 118th Congress (0.10 against a 0.52 benchmark). GovTrack lists no bill he sponsored that was enacted.
Source: Center for Effective Lawmaking House dataset, 93rd to 118th Congress
Scott Singer. No public record found.
Showing up
Does the basic work of the job.
Michaelangelo Hamilton. No public record found.
Peter Jassenoff. No public record found.
Jared Moskowitz. Missed 87 of 1,917 roll call votes, 4.5 percent, from January 2023 to September 2026.
Source: GovTrack, missed votes
Scott Singer. No public record found.
Constituent service
Solves problems for the people they represent.
Michaelangelo Hamilton. No public record found.
Peter Jassenoff. No public record found.
Jared Moskowitz. Keeps district offices in Coral Springs, Fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton, and his office reports 7,523 constituent cases resolved and $24,483,383 recovered.
Sources: Office site, home page, Office site, Contact
Scott Singer. No public record found.
Coalition building
Wins support beyond their own faction.
Michaelangelo Hamilton. No public record found.
Peter Jassenoff. No public record found.
Jared Moskowitz. Lugar Center Bipartisan Index score of -0.14946 in the latest posted House scores (118th Congress, 2023), ranked 161, a negative score outside the bottom quarter.
Source: Lugar Center and McCourt School Bipartisan Index, House Scores
Scott Singer. No public record found.
Stewardship of public money
Treats tax dollars as someone else's money.
Michaelangelo Hamilton. No public record found.
Peter Jassenoff. No public record found.
Jared Moskowitz. The Auditor General's statewide audit for the year ended June 30, 2021 found the Division of Emergency Management, which he directed into 2021, did not monitor Coronavirus Relief Fund subrecipients, qualifying the opinion.
Sources: Florida Auditor General, Report No. 2022-189, WUSF (News Service of Florida), Feb. 15, 2021
Scott Singer. No public record found.
How to read this
Each criterion is scored 0 to 4 against the written rubric in the Ballot Standard. NR means no record: there is no reliable public evidence either way, so the criterion is left out and never counts against the candidate. A total is published when at least 8 of 15 criteria have evidence.
A sitting officeholder has a longer public record than a first-time candidate, so the two totals rest on different amounts of evidence. Read the count of criteria beside each score. Low marks require an official finding or a primary record. Allegations and opinion are not used.
No policy position is scored. Evidence checked October 9, 2026. Campaigns and readers can send a correction with a public source to tpg@thepoliticalgroup.com.
Questions
Who should I vote for in Florida's 25th Congressional District?
Jared Moskowitz has the strongest record in Florida's 25th Congressional District. Jared Moskowitz and Scott Singer each score 59 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026; Jared Moskowitz ranks first on the tiebreaker, the character score (56 to 50). Jared Moskowitz's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Scott Singer's highest marks are roots in the constituency and relevant experience. Michaelangelo Hamilton (1 of 15 criteria) and Peter Jassenoff (2 of 15 criteria) have too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.
Who is running in Florida's 25th Congressional District in 2026?
Michaelangelo Hamilton (Write-in), Peter Jassenoff (Libertarian), Jared Moskowitz (Democratic, incumbent), Scott Singer (Republican). The general election is November 3, 2026.
Is Michaelangelo Hamilton a good candidate for Congress?
Michaelangelo Hamilton has public evidence on 1 of the 15 Ballot Standard criteria, short of the 8 needed for a score. The evidence that exists is shown on the scorecard. No record never counts against a candidate.
Is Peter Jassenoff a good candidate for Congress?
Peter Jassenoff has public evidence on 2 of the 15 Ballot Standard criteria, short of the 8 needed for a score. The evidence that exists is shown on the scorecard. No record never counts against a candidate.
Is Jared Moskowitz a good candidate for Congress?
Jared Moskowitz scores 59 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, with public evidence on 14 of 15 criteria: character 56 of 100, qualifications 75 of 100, performance 45 of 100. The standard measures character, qualifications and performance, not policy positions.
Is Scott Singer a good candidate for Congress?
Scott Singer scores 59 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, with public evidence on 8 of 15 criteria: character 50 of 100, qualifications 65 of 100, performance no record. The standard measures character, qualifications and performance, not policy positions.
How is the strongest record decided?
The candidate with the highest Ballot Standard score has the strongest record. Each of 15 criteria on character, qualifications and performance is scored 0 to 4 from public records and established reporting, the same way for every party. No policy position is scored, and unresolved accusations never move a score.
More on this race: every Florida race scored, the trailing candidate's path to victory, and the Florida 2026 election guide. Independent scorecard by The Political Group, not affiliated with any candidate or party.