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  1. A political caucus is underway in Hillsborough County, Florida, involving candidates Ashley Moody and Angie Nixon who are running to unseat a Senator in D.C.

Angie Nixon is running to unseat Senator Ashley Moody in Florida, with Nixon criticizing Donald Trump's influence on costs.

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Angie Nixon is running to unseat Senator Ashley Moody in Florida, with Nixon criticizing Donald Trump's influence on costs.

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Angie NixonAshley MoodyDonald Trump

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  1. Angie Nixon is facing Ashley Moody in the Florida Senate race and serves as an advisor to Donald Trump's inner circle.1 source
  2. Both Ashley Moody and Angie Nixon face accusations of fund misuse during their political rivalry.1 source
  3. Angie Nixon advocates for Medicare for all and will face Ashley Moody in the general election.Sub-event
  4. Nixon won the primary, leading to a challenge against Moody, who was chosen by Trump.1 source
  5. Trump's support aids Angie Nixon's bid for the seat, and her testimony relates to Trump's first impeachment.Sub-event
  6. Nixon will face Moody in the November general election, backed by progressives including Omar, following a victory over Vindman.1 source
  7. Nixon launches her Senate challenge against Moody and criticizes Trump's political influence.1 source

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A political caucus is underway in Hillsborough County, Florida, involving candidates Ashley Moody and Angie Nixon who are running to unseat a Senator in D.C.

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