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Angie Nixon U.S. Senate — Florida (special) Likely R First run
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U.S. Senate — Florida (special) · First run

Angie Nixon

Angie Nixon is a Jacksonville state representative and labor organizer who won the August 18 Democratic primary over Alex Vindman, who had outraised her. Polls in early October showed Ashley Moody ahead by anywhere from about 2 to 10 points, and Cook rates the race Likely Republican.

On the ballot against Ashley Moody (R)

Why it matters: The winner serves the final two years of Marco Rubio's term, and the seat is up again in 2028; Florida has not elected a Democrat to the U.S. Senate since 2012.

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The race at a glance

Race ratingLikely RCook Political Report, Oct 30 source
Latest poll Nixon 45% 47% Moody 8% undecided or other St. Pete Polls for Florida Politics, Reported Oct 8, 2026 (field dates not stated on the page I opened), Likely voters, margin of error ±3.4%. source

In Angie's own words

A former single Black mom from Moncrief, just became your democratic nominee for U.S. Senator.
Angie Nixon, Nixon's Facebook post after winning the Democratic primary, as quoted by News4Jax, Aug 19 source

Where Angie stands

Health care
She supports Medicare for All, so that health care is a right and is not tied to a paycheck. source
Housing
She calls for a national rent freeze and an eviction moratorium. source
Child care
She supports free child care and pre-K so parents don't have to choose between work and their kids. source
Wages and workers
She backs a $25 minimum wage and the Working Families Guarantee. source

The record

  • Florida House member since November 2020, representing District 14 until 2022 and District 13 since then.
  • Former Florida field director for SEIU and executive director of the voter-rights coalition Florida For All.
  • Co-founded the Melanin Market and opened Cafe Resistance, a Jacksonville bookstore and coffee shop, in 2024.
ConfidentialThe GOP File

The file on Ashley Moody

  • Moody is a former two-term Florida attorney general who was earlier a federal prosecutor and a judge. source
  • Gov. Ron DeSantis appointed Moody in January 2025 to fill the seat Marco Rubio left to become secretary of state. source
  • Moody emphasizes law enforcement and public safety and promotes tax cuts tied to President Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill." source

Endorsed by

Sen. Bernie SandersSen. Elizabeth WarrenFormer President Barack ObamaSEIU FloridaWorking Families Party

On tape

During a rally, Angie Nixon stated that she is running for United States Senate because she is tired of watching corrupt politicians like Ashley Moody get richer and richer while those working harder and harder only manage to just barely get by.Oct 25Angie Nixon says her opponent Ashley Moody okayed emergency disaster funds for Alligator AlcatrazOct 24Angie Nixon says her Senate target won't talk about $10M, stock trades or insurance cashOct 21Angie Nixon runs down the list of what her opponent won't talk about, from FEMA to Medicaid to stock trades.Oct 20Angie Nixon says she wants her Republican opponent Ashley Moody "locked up" over her record.Oct 20Angie Nixon says Ashley Moody doesn't want to talk about Medicaid, stock trades or Hope Florida.Oct 20

In the files

Angie Nixon. Photo: Florida House of Representatives, Public domain

Profile sources: 1, 2, 3, 4

Race data checked Friday, October 30, 2026. Quotes on this page were matched word for word against their sources.