Ron DeSantis appointed someone in 2025, who is now seeking a full term following Marco Rubio's tenure.
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Ron DeSantis appointed someone in 2025, who is now seeking a full term following Marco Rubio's tenure.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Moody vacated her seat as Secretary of State and her office faced scrutiny.1 source
DeSantis appointed someone to succeed Rubio, who is now seeking a full term.1 source
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Florida politicians, including Ron DeSantis and Ashley Moody, made statements regarding election laws, political strategies, and legislative action.Also in this story
- Incumbent Ron DeSantis seeks re-election in Florida.
- DeSantis administration investigates voter fraud, leading to arrests announced by James Uthmeier.
- DeSantis rejected Trump's proposal regarding voter rewards and compared current spending to the Bush era.
- Florida officials and local county representatives discuss election preparations and law changes as Trump challenges state election integrity.
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Ron DeSantis
American politician (born 1978)
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Ashley Moody
United States Senator from Florida since 2025
Related events
- Angie Nixon is campaigning while Ashley Moody is seeking nomination, backed by Donald Trump. Moody is the interim replacement for Marco Rubio.
- Nate Hochman served as speechwriter for Ron DeSantis' presidential campaign and is a senior aide for Marco Rubio.
- Ashley Moody was appointed to complete Marco Rubio's term, while Angie Nixon defeated Alexander Vindman in the Democratic primary and trails Moody in polls.
- Angie Nixon, a small-business owner from Jacksonville, defeated Ashley Moody in the Democratic primary for the Senate seat.
- Angie Nixon runs in a special election while Ashley Moody seeks nomination with Donald Trump's endorsement.