Wasserman Schultz says she thinks Florida GOP's redistricting will "end up a big fat dummymander"
Summary
Florida's 20th Congressional District has been redrawn and will soon elect its first representative who is not African American since 1992. Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the Democratic candidate, discussed her party's chances in the district.Key Facts
- Florida's 20th Congressional District has been redrawn recently.
- The district will elect its first non-African-American representative since 1992.
- Debbie Wasserman Schultz is the Democratic nominee for this district.
- Wasserman Schultz commented on the redistricting, calling it a "dummymander."
- The article covers some other national and international news topics briefly, but focuses mainly on Florida’s redistricting and election.
- The term "dummymander" suggests a problem with how the district lines were drawn, affecting political outcomes.
- Wasserman Schultz joined CBS News to discuss the midterm election momentum for Democrats in Florida.
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