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Ashley Moody and Angie Nixon win Florida Senate primaries

Moody won nearly 80% of the Republican vote, while Nixon led the Democratic primary with about 56%, setting up a race for Rubio’s former seat.

  • On Tuesday, Republican Senator Ashley Moody and State Representative Angie Nixon won their respective primaries, setting up a November general election for one of Florida's U.S. Senate seats.
  • Moody dominated the Republican primary with nearly 80% of the vote, leveraging her position as the incumbent appointed by Gov. Ron DeSantis in 2025 to replace former Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
  • Nixon secured an upset victory with approximately 56% of the vote, overcoming a significant fundraising disadvantage against Alex Vindman, who was backed by The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
  • With the general election approaching, both candidates will push their campaign promises for the next 76 days, as Nixon aims to engage voters across the aisle while Moody emphasizes accountable government and border security.
  • The November special election will determine who serves the remaining two years of Rubio's Senate term, with the winner holding the seat until the next full election cycle in 2028.
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WTX News broke the news on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.
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