Angie Nixon's Senate campaign in Florida requires turning out Latino voters, noting historical Democratic neglect.
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Updated Oct 7
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What happened
Angie Nixon's Senate campaign in Florida requires turning out Latino voters, noting historical Democratic neglect.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutKeep exploring
Part of
Targeted campaigning in Florida for upcoming midterm electionsAlso in this story
- Political environment impacts state representative campaigns in Florida.
- Angie Nixon, a six-year state lawmaker and Florida native, was mentioned in the news.
- Moderates primary debate series in Central Florida.
The entities involved
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Angie Nixon
US community organizer and political operative
- Angie Nixon is campaigning across South Florida, while Jay Collins runs for governor in Florida. Ashley Moody was seen in Hialeah, and Daniella Levine Cava cast a ballot in Coral Gables.
- Angie Nixon is running to unseat Senator Ashley Moody in Florida, with Nixon criticizing Donald Trump's influence on costs.
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Florida
state of the United States of America
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Latino
Brazilian recording artist, singer
Related events
- Florida political landscape sees Angie Nixon confirmed as Senate nominee, María Elvira Salazar critiques deportation efforts, and Byron Donalds outraises David Jolly tenfold.
- Angie Nixon seeks to unseat Ashley Moody in the Senate race, with the Florida Democratic Party uniting behind Nixon's campaign.
- Angie Nixon, a card-carrying DSA member, is running for office in Florida while facing campaigning opposition from the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
- Ashley Moody and Angie Nixon are contesting the U.S. Senate seat in Florida.
- Angie Nixon is campaigning for a seat in the U.S. Senate.