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Florida US Senate Live Election Night Results: Who Won Between Ashley Moody and Angie Dixon?
Moody and Nixon are competing for the Senate seat once held by Marco Rubio, with polls open statewide for Florida voters and results expected after 7 p.m.
- Florida General Election results began trickling in Wednesday following Tuesday's vote, as Americans decide the balance of power in Congress for the final two years of President Donald Trump's term.
- Appointed by DeSantis to fill the seat of State Marco Rubio, Florida Republican Ashley Moody is campaigning against Democrat Angie Nixon for the remainder of the Senate term.
- Several House races concluded, including reelections for Republican Hal Rogers in Kentucky's 5th Congressional District and Democrat Debbie Wasserman Schultz in Florida's 20th Congressional District, per the Associated Press.
- The Supervisor of Elections is providing ongoing results for Sumter County and Orange County as officials continue tallying votes across the state.
- As final results determine the legislative landscape, live coverage provides updates on Senate and House races, with national attention remaining focused on the elections.
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Democratic incumbent Jon Ossoff can defend his Senate seat. Florida has a head-to-head race where Democrat Angie Nixon is in the lead.
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The Independent (US)Latest US election results as first races are called
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Results Are In — First Races Called...
The first results of the 2026 midterm elections are emerging, with Republicans recording an early gubernatorial pickup in Guam and a small New Hampshire community reporting an apparent advantage for the GOP in a closely watched Senate contest. The results will soon determine control of Congress, dozens of governorships, and the political direction of the […]
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