West Palm Beach Fort Pierce, FL, October 27, 2026 —

Candidates Lois Frankel and Deborah Adeimy have outlined approaches to affordability issues in the race for Florida’s redrawn 23rd congressional district, with concerns affecting the West Palm Beach-Fort Pierce area among the topics discussed.

The issues identified include grocery costs, tariffs, housing affordability and senior programs, including Social Security and Medicare. The available information says both candidates have detailed their approaches, but it does not provide the specific proposals or explain how their positions compare.

It also does not specify which measures either candidate supports on grocery prices or tariffs, what housing policies they have put forward, or whether they have proposed changes related to Social Security or Medicare. No figures, timelines or implementation details were provided.

The summary does not include statements from either candidate, so no direct quotations are available. It also does not provide details about campaign events, voter responses or other developments in the contest.

Affordability is presented as a focus of the race, spanning household expenses, housing and benefits for seniors. However, without further details about the candidates’ plans, the information does not establish where their approaches align or differ, or how either would address the issues raised.

The contest is identified as taking place in Florida’s redrawn 23rd congressional district and covering the West Palm Beach-Fort Pierce area. The summary does not provide additional information about the district’s boundaries, the election schedule or the candidates’ broader platforms.


Story summarized from the original created by Hollani Davis on www.wptv.com, see more information here.

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