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Federal · 2026 Candidate
Angie Nixon
Running for U.S. Senate, District Statewide
Party: DemocratStatus: QualifiedFiled: Jan 22, 2026
Nixon has served in the Florida House since 2020, representing a Jacksonville district, and was a union organizer before that. This is her first run for federal office. Because she is a sitting legislator, she has 272 recorded votes you can check against what she promises — a record her opponent, who has never served in the Legislature, does not have at the state level.
How Angie Has Actually Voted
Angie Nixon currently serves as a member of the Florida House, so there is a record — not just campaign statements. 272 recorded votes across the 2025 Regular Session and 2026 Regular Session.
Florida Legislature roll calls via LegiScan. Covers the 2025 and 2026 regular sessions, complete through March 13, 2026. Votes cast in Congress are listed separately where they exist.
Who's Funding This Campaign
Federal Election Commission filings for the 2026 cycle, through July 29, 2026. That is the most recent full report the FEC requires — anything raised since is not public yet. The October Quarterly report covers through September 30, 2026 and is due October 15, 2026.
Raised
$974,845
Spent
$709,866
Cash on hand
$264,978
Money the donor list doesn't show
$576,840 from small-dollar donors. Contributions under a $200 running total are not itemized, so federal law does not require their names to be disclosed at all.
Outside spending
Spent by outside groups, not given to the campaign. By law these groups cannot coordinate with the candidate — money spent against an opponent still helps, and a candidate has no say over it.
Supporting Angie Nixon
Dream Defenders Fight PAC$25,493
Source: Federal Election Commission. Figures cover the 2026 cycle only and are rounded to whole dollars. Principal committee: Angie for Florida.
Positions on Key Issues
Sourced from campaign websites and public statements. These are the candidate's own claims as published, not independently verified by Activate Pinellas unless marked.
Housing
Housing is a Right: We will fund and build affordable housing at scale, expand down-payment assistance, and stop the displacement of working families from the communities they built.
Breaking the Insurance Cartel: We will establish a federal backstop and impose strict transparency and accountability requirements on the insurers driving unmanageable rate hikes.
She believes Florida’s future should be shaped by teachers, nurses, parents, and workers—not political insiders and special interests.
Hardworking people deserve every opportunity to reach financial freedom with a better economy that lowers costs, raises incomes, and protects the chance to achieve our own version of the American dream. Angie Nixon is running because too many families are working harder than ever and still falling behind—while corrupt billionaires and greedy corporations rig the system in their favor. She believes Florida’s future should be shaped by teachers, nurses, parents, and workers—not political insiders and special interests. Together, let’s build a people-powered movement that fights for a government that creates opportunity, respects our dignity, and puts all working families and seniors first.
Direct relief for working families , funded by that revenue — including direct payments to households earning under $150,000 a year, expanding Medicare to cover dental, vision, and hearing, and building millions of affordable homes.
Defend Civil Rights: Pass real police accountability legislation and protect the rights of our Black communities, immigrant and LGBTQ+ neighbors without compromise.
No new construction of data centers before there are real federal guardrails put in place , including environmental review and community input requirements.