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IncumbentRepublicanPlant City, Florida

Ashley B. Moody

U.S. Senator (incumbent) · GOP nominee

U.S. Senator (appointed); former Florida Attorney General

Incumbent U.S. Senator and Republican nominee in the special election. Former AG and judge. Faces Democrat Angie Nixon on Nov 3.

Photo: Wikipedia: Ashley Moody

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Party
Republican
Hometown
Plant City, Florida
Occupation
U.S. Senator (appointed); former Florida Attorney General
On ballot
U.S. Senate
Raised
$11.3M

Full biography

Ashley Brooke Moody is the appointed U.S. Senator for Florida, filling the vacancy created when Marco Rubio became U.S. Secretary of State in 2025. A fifth-generation Floridian from Plant City, she previously served as Florida Attorney General (2019–2025), a circuit judge, and a federal prosecutor. She won the Aug. 18, 2026 special Republican primary by a wide margin (~80%) and is the clear favorite heading into the Nov. 3 special general election against Democrat Angie Nixon to finish Rubio’s term. In August 2026 she won the Florida Chamber of Commerce endorsement while building a large federal war chest.

Offices & experience

  • U.S. Senate — Florida (appointed 2025–present)
  • Florida Attorney General (2019–2025)
  • Circuit Court Judge; federal prosecutor

Education

  • University of Florida; UF Levin College of Law

Issues & themes

Law enforcement and public safetyFlorida business climateConservative judicial philosophyContinuity after Rubio appointment

Notable endorsements

President Donald Trump (reported cycle support)Florida Chamber of Commerce (Aug 2026)Florida Police Chiefs Association (cycle coverage)

What they're up to lately

2026-08-18Florida DOS / election night reporting
Won Republican special Senate primary

Dominated the GOP special primary (~80%) and advances to face Democrat Angie Nixon on Nov. 3.

2026-08-08Florida Politics
Florida Chamber of Commerce endorsement

Major business group backed Moody as she seeks a full term via the special election.

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Money, donators & connections

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U.S. Senate (special)FEC federal
Ashley B. Moody

U.S. Senator (incumbent) · GOP nominee

Raised
$11.3M
Spent
$2.78M
Cash
$8.48M

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The money story

Senate money leader: $11.3M raised, $8.5M cash on hand through late July. Mix of individuals (~$4.9M), PAC/other committees (~$2.0M), and large authorized transfers (~$4.2M). Leadership PAC: Florida Leads. Faces Nixon on Nov 3 with a large cash edge.

Federal (FEC)?

U.S. Senate — Florida

Total raised$11.3M
Total spent$2.78M
Cash on hand$8.48M
Individuals?$4.94M
PACs / other committees$2.02M
Party committees$62K
Transfers in$4.21M
  • · Itemized individuals $3.42M + unitemized $1.52M.
  • · Other committee (PAC) contributions $2.02M.
  • · Transfers from other authorized committees $4.21M — joint fundraising / related accounts.

Connections

  • Authorized transfers

    $4.2M moved in from related authorized committees — typical for a sitting senator with JFC stack.

  • PAC / other committees

    $2.02M other-committee money + Florida Leads leadership PAC.

  • Party committees

    $62K party committee contributions (direct).

  • Trump endorsement

    Political capital alongside cash advantage heading into the Nov 3 general.

Committees

Snapshot as of 2026-08-18 · coverage through 2026-07-29. Numbers are public filings — always verify on FEC / FL DOS.

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