Pia Dandiya holds a trader consensus edge in the open Florida 22nd District race due to stronger third-quarter fundraising of $1.83 million and support from Democratic outside groups including House Majority PAC and Everytown for Gun Safety, which announced multi-million-dollar spending recently. The seat became competitive after 2026 redistricting approved by Governor Ron DeSantis shifted boundaries across Palm Beach, Broward, Collier, and Hendry counties, creating a toss-up with no incumbent. Casey Askar counters with heavy self-funding exceeding $4 million but reports limited cash on hand and relies more on personal resources amid attacks on affordability and education issues. Polling averages remain near even, early voting has begun, and both campaigns face national targeting in a district with a Republican registration advantage yet moderate voters.