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Republican Sen. Ashley Moody is projected to win reelection to the U.S. Senate, defeating Democrat Angie Nixon, according to @decisiondeskhq.bsky.social
Moody’s victory in Florida will uphold representation for the Senate’s Republican women, whose ranks could diminish in the new Congress.
Zeteo· Mon 22:09
MAGA troll Laura Loomer’s racist attacks aren’t fazing Florida Senate candidate @angieforfl.bsky.social
Speaking with @mehdirhasan.bsky.social, Nixon made it clear: it’s time to bring basic competence to the White House.
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Zeteo· Fri 15:31
“If I win this race, it's going to show you that regular, everyday people have the power… And so they're nervous.”
@angieforfl.bsky.social, the Democratic candidate for Florida’s Senate seat, tells @mehdirhasan.bsky.social why tech bros fear her winning the race.
Watch:
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After pulling off a surprise win in the Democratic Party in August, state Rep. Angie Nixon lost to her Republican rival, U.S. Sen. Ashley Moody, in the general election on Tuesday, the AP projects. A longtime community organizer whose campaign prioritized affordable healthcare and a universal jobs program, Nixon was…
Florida’s incredibly close Senate race shows the power of a contender who built her campaign from the ground up. The post Angie Nixon Will Run Again appeared first on The American Prospect.
Although her success continues Republicans’ long-held control over state and national seats, Moody won by a slim margin. The post Ashley Moody retains U.S. Senate seat despite close contest with Angie Nixon appeared first on The Florida Trib.
Sen. Ashley Moody (R-FL) has won re-election, according to a projection by Decision Desk HQ, fending off a tougher-than-expected challenge from Florida State Rep. Angie Nixon (D). The post Ashley Moody Wins Re-Election in Florida Senate Race, Decision Desk HQ Projects first appeared on Mediaite.
Republican Sen. Ashley Moody is projected to win reelection to the U.S. Senate, defeating Democrat Angie Nixon, according to @decisiondeskhq.bsky.social
Moody’s victory in Florida will uphold representation for the Senate’s Republican women, whose ranks could diminish in the new Congress.
Republican Sen. Ashley Moody is projected to win reelection to the U.S. Senate, defeating Angie Nixon, a democratic socialist who animated Florida Democrats with her competitive bid in a state that has been out of reach for the party in the Trump era, according to Decision Desk HQ. Moody’s victory will hold up…
Should she win Tuesday, Nixon would be the first Black person to represent Florida as a U.S. senator and the first hailing from Jacksonville in almost 100 years. And she would have done it despite breaking nearly every rule in Florida politics. The post Angie Nixon broke the rules of campaigning in Florida. Is it…
MAGA troll Laura Loomer’s racist attacks aren’t fazing Florida Senate candidate @angieforfl.bsky.social
Speaking with @mehdirhasan.bsky.social, Nixon made it clear: it’s time to bring basic competence to the White House.
Angie Nixon defied the odds by winning the primary election in August. Now, she intends to do the same in her quest for Florida’s U.S. Senate seat on Nov. 3. She is the second Black woman to win a major-party Senate nomination in Florida and the first Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) member to win […] The post…
“If I win this race, it's going to show you that regular, everyday people have the power… And so they're nervous.”
@angieforfl.bsky.social, the Democratic candidate for Florida’s Senate seat, tells @mehdirhasan.bsky.social why tech bros fear her winning the race.
Watch:
Democrat Angie Nixon talks to Mehdi about Laura Loomer’s racist attacks against her, why she might leave the Democratic Party if it doesn’t change, and how CBS News misrepresented her remarks on Cuba.
In Florida, Angie Nixon’s Senate campaign represents the power of progressive Black women in politics. The post The Sunshine State’s Progressive Possibility appeared first on The American Prospect.