Rep. Angie Nixon Upsets Vindman in Senate Race. What Her Win Could Mean for Florida’s Future
Nixon won by more than 150,000 votes after building a coalition of Black and white progressives, suburban voters and young voters, consultants said.
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Sara Pequeño: Republican-led culture wars are losing where it matters most
It’s possible that the most consequential election for Democrats in the Aug. 18 Florida primaries was not the success of state Rep. Angie Nixon, a democratic socialist, in the U.S. Senate race, nor was it the success of two moderates in their respective U.S. House races. In fact, the most important race might not be about Congress at all.
MICHAEL BARONE: Socialists shove the resistance aside in Florida
The most surprising result in the batch of primaries held this week over the vast stretch of America from Florida through Wyoming to Alaska was the defeat of famed anti-Trump whistleblower Alexander Vindman by state Rep. Angie Nixon in the…
FNC's Ingraham: Angie Nixon the 'Best Midterm News for the Republicans Since Graham Platner and Francesca Hong'
During her Wednesday broadcast monologue, Fox News Channel host Laura Ingraham called Angie Nixon's upset win over her Democrat primary challenger, Alexander Vindman, in Tuesday's Florida Democratic U.S. senatorial primary good news for Republicans.
Angie Nixon scores socialist breakthrough in Trump's Florida
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