Two Republican candidates have announced their intentions to run for U.S. House seats in South Florida, setting up potential challenges to Democratic incumbents in the 2024 election cycle.

Scott Singer has entered the race against incumbent Representative Jared Moskowitz, reporting fundraising numbers that he claims exceeded his opponent's by a significant margin. Singer stated his campaign outraised Moskowitz by nearly 3-to-1, though specific dollar amounts were not disclosed. The district's boundaries and voting history were not specified in available reporting.

Separately, Joe Kaufman announced his candidacy for Florida's 25th Congressional District. Kaufman brings a background in national security and foreign policy issues to his campaign. He has been described as having extensive experience in counterterrorism work, earning recognition for his research and advocacy in that field.

The 25th District race presents some uncertainty regarding Kaufman's eventual opponent, as the seat could be contested by either current Representative Jared Moskowitz or Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz, depending on potential redistricting or other factors affecting the final ballot composition.

Both candidates represent part of a broader Republican effort to compete for House seats in Florida, where the party has made gains in recent election cycles. The specific primary election dates and filing deadlines for these races have not been detailed in current reporting.