SUNRISE, Fla. — When Republicans redrew her congressional district to improve their midterm election chances, Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz faced a pivotal decision.
The veteran lawmaker could have anchored her campaign to her home base in a newly formed, predominantly White district that favored Donald Trump by ten percentage points. Instead, she chose to compete in a district with a substantial Black population, navigating a complex political landscape under the new maps.
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