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GOP Sen. Ashley Moody wins special Senate election for Marco Rubio’s old seat in Florida

Moody will serve the final two years of Marco Rubio’s term after a race shaped by public safety, affordability and party divisions.

  • Republican Sen. Ashley Moody won the special election yesterday for the Senate seat previously held by Marco Rubio, securing a full term in the Capitol's Upper House.
  • Gov. Ron DeSantis appointed Moody in January 2025 after Rubio vacated the position to serve as President Donald Trump's Secretary of State.
  • The fifth-generation Floridian from Plant City campaigned on "law and order" and America-first policies, while Democratic State Representative Angie Nixon prioritized social benefits like Medicare and universal childcare.
  • Moody will keep her seat in the Capitol's Upper House for another six years, ensuring both Florida Senate seats remain occupied by Republicans for at least four years.
  • The victory maintains Republican dominance in the Sunshine State, where Sen. Rick Scott previously defeated Democrat Debbie Mucarsel-Powell by more than 1.3 million votes in 2024.
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Democratic socialist Angie Nixon loses Florida Senate race

Republican Ashley Moody won election Tuesday to the U.S. Senate representing Florida, defeating Democrat Angie Nixon

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Miami (USA), Nov. 3 (EFE).- Republican Ashley Moody won on Tuesday the seat in the U.S. Senate that Marco Rubio left after assuming as Secretary of State for President Donald Trump, according to projections by NBC, Decision Desk and Fox News, in a fierce contest against democratic socialist Angie Nixon. Moody, ex-fiscal general of [...] La entrada The Republican Ashley Moody wins Senate seat for Florida, according to projections was first publis…

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