Florida Senate Nominee Nixon Draws Lines With DSA, Dems

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1. Tue, 29 September 2026

   2 reports
   • Bloomberg Politics22:33first to report
     Florida Senate Nominee Nixon Draws Lines With DSA, Dems

     Florida Democratic Senate nominee and State Representative Angie Nixon says she doesn't agree with every position taken by the Democratic Socialists of America - or by the Democratic Party - as she makes the case for a broader coalition in her race against Republican Sen. Ashley Moody. Nixon also calls for guardrails around artificial intelligence, citing concerns about jobs, data privacy, safety and the impact of AI infrastructure on utility costs. She speaks with Joe Mathieu and Kailey Leinz...

   • Bloomberg Politics23:13
     Trump & Tech Leaders Signed AI Agreement That Is ‘Morally Binding'

     "Balance of Power" focuses on the intersection of politics and global business. On today's show, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) says artificial intelligence will likely require a mix of industry self-regulation and protections for users, but argues Congress is moving too quickly toward new mandates. Florida Democratic Senate nominee and State Representative Angie Nixon says she doesn't agree with every position taken by the Democratic Socialists of America - or by the Democratic Party - as she makes the...

2. Fri, 2 October 2026

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   • Bloomberg Politics16:45
     Florida Senate Race: Sanders, Progressives Give Funding Help to Nixon

     Florida Democrat Angie Nixon is getting help for her US Senate bid from progressives like Bernie Sanders, as the party establishment mostly shies away from investing in a state that for years has been dominated by Republicans.

3. Mon, 5 October 2026

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   • El País (Spain)04:00
     En la caravana de campaña de Angie Nixon, candidata socialista al Senado por el asiento de Florida que dejó Marco Rubio

     Nixon, por detrás en las encuestas por hasta 10 puntos, no solo se enfrenta a la senadora republicana Ashley Moody, sino también al escepticismo del ‘establishment’ demócrata y de los latinos floridianos

   • breitbart.com16:39
     Democrat Angie Nixon Responds to JD Vance Telling Socialists to Leave by Talking About 'His Eyeliner'

     Florida's Democrat Senate candidate Angie Nixon's response to Vice President JD Vance telling socialists to leave the country involves talking about "his eyeliner."

4. Wed, 7 October 2026

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   • freerepublic.com13:45
     Democratic candidate Nixon backs Delray Islamic center, brands questioning residents 'far-right extremists'.
5. Wed, 21 October 2026

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   • freebeacon.com09:00
     EXCLUSIVE: Socialist Angie Nixon Has Received $70K in Unexplained Wages This Year From Obscure Company Run by Anti-ICE Activist

     A mysterious company linked to a high-level anti-ICE activist has paid Florida Democratic Senate nominee Angie Nixon at least $70,000 in personal wage income this year for unknown services, even as she runs for federal office. The wages, which helped Nixon break even after years of negative net worth, raise additional questions about her opaque personal finances, which are already the subject of a criminal referral from an ethics watchdog.

6. Thu, 22 October 2026

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   • hunewsservice.com23:15
     Angie Nixon, Bernie Sanders Rally at ‘Fighting Oligarchy’ Tour Stop in Tallahassee.
7. Sat, 24 October 2026

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   • The Hill20:01
     Obama endorses Nixon, Jolly in last-minute campaign boost

     Former President Obama has endorsed the Democratic candidates in Florida's Senate and gubernatorial races less than two weeks ahead of the midterm elections. Democratic gubernatorial nominee David Jolly and Democratic Senate candidate Angie Nixon both shared videos of Obama showing support for their campaigns Saturday morning on social platform X. “Real change starts when...

8. Tue, 27 October 2026

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   • ibtimes.co.uk15:12
     'Put the Bosses First!' Ashley Moody's Awkward Rally Line Has Americans Asking if She Said the Quiet Part Out Loud

     Republican Senator Ashley Moody faced online criticism after saying elected officials should put their "bosses" first, though her wider speech indicated she meant voters and public safety.