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RepublicanJacksonville, Florida
Angie Nixon
Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate
Florida state representative; progressive advocate
Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate special election. Jacksonville state representative. Faces incumbent Sen. Ashley Moody on Nov 3.
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Party
Republican
Hometown
Jacksonville, Florida
Occupation
Florida state representative; progressive advocate
On ballot
U.S. Senate
Raised
$975K
Full biography
Angie Nixon is the Democratic nominee for Florida’s U.S. Senate special election after winning the Aug. 18, 2026 primary over Alex Vindman. A Florida state representative from Jacksonville, she runs as a progressive Democrat against incumbent Republican Sen. Ashley Moody on Nov. 3 to finish Marco Rubio’s term. National and Florida coverage framed her as more progressive / democratic-socialist-aligned than moderate primary rivals. FEC snapshots showed her trailing Moody’s federal war chest by a wide margin; she still won the Democratic nomination and is the general-election standard-bearer.
Offices & experience
Florida House of Representatives (Jacksonville district)
Issues & themes
Progressive economic and labor prioritiesHealth care and reproductive rightsJacksonville / North Florida representationAccountability for corporate and political power
What they're up to lately
2026-08-18NYT / election night reporting
Won Democratic special Senate primary
Defeated Alex Vindman for the Democratic nomination; faces Sen. Ashley Moody on Nov. 3.
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The money story
Democratic Senate nominee. FEC shows ~$975K raised / ~$710K spent through late July 2026 (S6FL00830) — well behind Moody’s $11M+ federal haul heading into Nov 3. Progressive Jacksonville base; update after next FEC report.
Federal (FEC)?
U.S. Senate — Florida (special)
Total raised$975K
Total spent$710K
· Totals from FEC / Green Papers snapshot through 7/29/2026 — open FEC for itemized PACs and individuals.
· Primary opponent Alex Vindman led Dem fundraising during the primary; Nixon is the nominee going into November.
Connections
Progressive lane
State House progressive profile — smaller PAC stack than Moody’s Senate apparatus.
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