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Angie Nixon
Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate
Won the Aug 18, 2026 Democratic special primary over Alex Vindman. Florida state representative from Jacksonville. Progressive Democrat facing incumbent Sen. Ashley Moody on Nov 3.
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Party
Republican
Hometown
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Occupation
Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate
On ballot
U.S. Senate
Raised
$975K
Full biography
Won the Aug 18, 2026 Democratic special primary over Alex Vindman. Florida state representative from Jacksonville. Progressive Democrat facing incumbent Sen. Ashley Moody on Nov 3. Angie Nixon is a Republican candidate on the August 18, 2026 Florida primary ballot. We track only GOP candidates. Check Ballotpedia and the Florida Division of Elections for the latest filings, and return here after each ~1-minute data refresh for poll/market updates when available.
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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. 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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