NewsWPLG Local 10 – Main FeedOctober 27, 2026Miami-Dade County
Angie Nixon campaigns against incumbent Ashley Moody in U.S. Senate race
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Democratic challenger Angie Nixon is campaigning across Florida's 67 counties ahead of the November general election to unseat Republican incumbent U.S. Senator Ashley Moody. Nixon's platform emphasizes addressing cost-of-living concerns, extending temporary protected status for Haitians and Venezuelans, and establishing pathways to citizenship.
Read the full story at WPLG Local 10 – Main FeedWhy It Matters
The election will determine which candidate represents Florida in the U.S. Senate, directly impacting federal policy decisions on immigration, the economy, and representation for the state's residents.
Key Facts
- Angie Nixon is the Democratic challenger running against Republican incumbent Ashley Moody in the U.S. Senate race.
- Nixon won her primary and has been campaigning across Florida's 67 counties, including stops at college campuses in South Florida.
- Key voter concerns highlighted by Nixon include the high cost of living and affordability issues.
- On immigration, Nixon advocates for extending temporary protected status (TPS) for Venezuelans and Haitians, alongside creating pathways to citizenship.
- Nixon has addressed voter questions regarding her association with socialist politics, stating she focuses on putting people first.
- Ashley Moody has not accepted any invitations to debate Nixon ahead of the November election.
Who's Mentioned
locationSouth Florida“Region where Nixon stopped at college campuses”PersonAshley Moody“Republican incumbent U.S. Senator running for re-election”OrganizationLocal 10 News“News outlet that interviewed Angie Nixon”locationFlorida“State where the Senate race is taking place”locationWashington, D.C.“Federal capital where the winner will represent Florida”PersonAngie Nixon“Democratic challenger and primary winner in the U.S. Senate race”locationKeys“Region of Florida visited during the campaign”locationPanhandle“Region of Florida visited during the campaign”