Angie Nixon Takes Early Lead in Florida Senate Midterm Race

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Early vote tallies give Democrat Angie Nixon an initial lead in Florida's US Senate race.

Early ballot counting in Florida's US Senate race shows Democratic challenger Angie Nixon with an initial advantage over Republican incumbent Ashley Moody. Moody is defending her seat in a contest that also features an independent candidate. Election officials continue tallying ballots as precincts report their returns across the state.

  • The challengerState Representative Angie Nixon established an early advantage as the first batches of ballots were tabulated.
  • The incumbentAshley Moody is attempting to retain the seat for the Republican Party against both major-party and independent opposition.
Why it matters

The Florida race represents a key battleground in determining the balance of power in the US Senate during the 2026 midterm elections.

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  1. Nov 3Polls open across Florida for the US Senate midterm election.
  2. Nov 4Initial vote tabulations show Democrat Angie Nixon ahead of Republican Ashley Moody.
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Early tabulated ballots in Florida place Democratic nominee Angie Nixon ahead of incumbent Republican Ashley Moody as counting progresses.

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