Former state Rep. George Moraitis has announced his intention to challenge U.S. Rep. Jared Moskowitz for his seat in Congress, running as a “proven conservative leader” in Florida’s 23rd Congressional District. With a background in the U.S. Navy and as an attorney, Moraitis promises to bring a record of bipartisan success to serving South Florida in Washington. Emphasizing his commitment to public service, Moraitis aims to prioritize economic growth, fiscal responsibility, national security, and protecting American values.
During his time in the Florida House from 2010 to 2018, Moraitis served on key committees such as the House Administrative Procedures Committee and the House Appropriations Committee. Term limits prevented him from running for re-election, but he now seeks to bring his experience and leadership to Congress to address the challenges facing the nation.
Moraitis describes Washington as “broken” and believes it is time for a change in leadership that puts the interests of citizens first. He is ready to work tirelessly to make tough decisions and tackle pressing issues to restore the American dream and uphold the freedoms upon which the country was founded.
As the second Republican to file for the race against Moskowitz, Moraitis will be competing with Darlene Swaffar for the opportunity to represent Florida’s 23rd Congressional District. Moskowitz, a Parkland Democrat, won re-election in 2022 by a slim margin and aims to secure another term in office. The upcoming race between Moraitis and Moskowitz will likely attract significant attention as they vie for the support of voters in South Florida.
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