Florida Senate
$25.1M in outside money for a seat Ashley Moody was appointed to, and $13.1M of it came from one super PAC backing her.1
Follow the MoneySix groups paid for most of the money in the biggest Senate races.The Matchup
Voters or Donors
Angie NixonDEM
Florida state representative from Jacksonville and former head of Florida for All, a statewide political coalition.
Ashley MoodyREP
Appointed to the Senate by Gov. Ron DeSantis in January 2025 when Marco Rubio left. Florida attorney general from 2019 to 2025.
- Refuses corporate PAC money
- None of her money came through AIPAC's PAC
- Endorsed by Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
- 17% of her money came from PACs
- $644K earmarked through AIPAC's PAC
- $13.3M in outside money on her side, almost all from one super PAC
Outside Money
$25.1M in Outside Money
Each side counts money spent for its candidate plus money spent against the other one, through Oct 28.1
- For Nixon$4.8M
- Against Moody$6.9M
- For Moody$3.2M
- Against Nixon$10M
Biggest groups for Nixon
- New Deal For All, $6.5M; one donor, Stephen Pajcic, gave it $5.6M
- AB PAC, $2.6M
- TD PAC, $675K
Biggest groups for Moody
- Stronger Safer Nation, $13.1M; donors include Protect Florida PAC and Citadel founder Ken Griffin
- National Association of Realtors PAC, $115K
- Senate Conservatives Fund, $48K
Our Pick
Angie Nixon
Why Nixon
Nixon got 97% of her money from individuals, refuses corporate PAC money and grades A. Moody got 47% from individuals, took $2.4M from PACs and $644K through AIPAC's PAC, and grades F.
The Catch
Outside money is close: $11.7M helps Nixon, $6.5M of it from a super PAC that got $5.6M from one donor. Moody's 47% from individuals leaves out $5.2M moved over from her other fundraising committees.
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