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Tue, Nov 3 · Seat held by Ashley Moody Republican since Jan 2025

Special election · Tue, Nov 3

Ashley MoodyRepublican · IncumbentAge 51 · 1 year in Congress

Ashley Moody 49.6Angie Nixon 43.4

Average of 10 polls, Sep 14 to Oct 29, from VoteHub · how it’s calculated

Newest poll

1 is a partisan pollNewest · InsiderAdvantage, field dates Oct 28 to Oct 29, released Oct 30, 1,200 likely votersPolls fetched Oct 30, 2:02 a.m. ET, from VoteHub

Angie NixonDemocraticAge 42 · 4 years since first win on file
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Florida Senate: Angie Nixon vs Ashley Moody

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Polls over time

19 polls, through Election Day Nov 3
30%40%50%60%Sep 2026OctNovNov 3Change Research, Sep 7 to Sep 9: Nixon 47Quantus Insights, Sep 8 to Sep 10: Nixon 42.7St. Pete Polls, Sep 15 to Sep 17: Nixon 44.8InsiderAdvantage, Sep 20 to Sep 21: Nixon 41.8Stetson University Center for Public Opinion Research, Sep 14 to Sep 21: Nixon 40Change Research, Sep 25 to Sep 27: Nixon 47Targoz Market Research, Sep 28 to Oct 4: Nixon 38Targoz Market Research, Sep 28 to Oct 4: Nixon 42St. Pete Polls, Oct 5 to Oct 7: Nixon 45MDW, Oct 4 to Oct 10: Nixon 42.4University of North Florida, Oct 12 to Oct 19: Nixon 45co/efficient, Oct 18 to Oct 20: Nixon 40Echelon Insights, Oct 16 to Oct 23: Nixon 43ActiVote, Oct 17 to Oct 27: Nixon 47InsiderAdvantage, Oct 28 to Oct 29: Nixon 43Change Research, Sep 7 to Sep 9: Moody 47Quantus Insights, Sep 8 to Sep 10: Moody 50.1St. Pete Polls, Sep 15 to Sep 17: Moody 45.2InsiderAdvantage, Sep 20 to Sep 21: Moody 49.3Stetson University Center for Public Opinion Research, Sep 14 to Sep 21: Moody 51Change Research, Sep 25 to Sep 27: Moody 48Targoz Market Research, Sep 28 to Oct 4: Moody 50Targoz Market Research, Sep 28 to Oct 4: Moody 52St. Pete Polls, Oct 5 to Oct 7: Moody 47MDW, Oct 4 to Oct 10: Moody 47.6University of North Florida, Oct 12 to Oct 19: Moody 49co/efficient, Oct 18 to Oct 20: Moody 48Echelon Insights, Oct 16 to Oct 23: Moody 51ActiVote, Oct 17 to Oct 27: Moody 53InsiderAdvantage, Oct 28 to Oct 29: Moody 49Moody49.6Nixon43.4

The thick line is the 7-week average, not a forecast. How it’s calculated. All polls. Polls fetched Oct 30, 2:02 a.m. ET, from VoteHub.

The polls in this chart (19)

5 polls released in the last 14 days · latest results range from 40 to 47% (D) and 48 to 53% (R) (newest 5 polls on the chart)

19 of the 31 polls for this race, each with both names, plotted on the field end date.

Polls shown in the chart, newest field end date first, with the day each was released
PollsterField datesReleasedSampleNixonMoody
InsiderAdvantageOct 28 to Oct 29Oct 301,200 likely voters4349
ActiVoteOct 17 to Oct 27Oct 27400 likely voters4753
Echelon InsightsOct 16 to Oct 23Oct 27515 likely voters4351
co/efficientOct 18 to Oct 20Oct 221,014 likely voters4048
University of North FloridaOct 12 to Oct 19Oct 211,414 likely voters4549
MDWOct 4 to Oct 10Oct 152,351 likely voters42.447.6
St. Pete PollsOct 5 to Oct 7Oct 9836 likely voters4547
Targoz Market ResearchSep 28 to Oct 4Oct 9847 likely voters4252
Targoz Market ResearchSep 28 to Oct 4Oct 91,200 registered voters3850
Change ResearchSep 25 to Sep 27Sep 291,063 likely voters4748
Stetson University Center for Public Opinion ResearchSep 14 to Sep 21Sep 25—4051
InsiderAdvantageSep 20 to Sep 21Sep 22600 likely voters41.849.3
St. Pete PollsSep 15 to Sep 17Sep 18913 likely voters44.845.2
Quantus InsightsSep 8 to Sep 10Sep 11733 likely voters42.750.1
Change ResearchSep 7 to Sep 9Sep 111,107 likely voters4747
University of North FloridaJul 8 to Jul 17Aug 19848 likely voters4250
Stetson UniversityMar 25 to Apr 13Apr 27848 likely voters3851
Emerson CollegeMar 29 to Mar 31Aug 191,125 likely voters3647
University of North FloridaFeb 21 to Mar 2Aug 19768 likely voters3846
Polls left off the chart (12 of 31)
Polls for this race that are not on the chart, with the reason for each
PollWhy it is not on the chart
University of North FloridaJul 8 to Jul 17Names fewer than two candidates on this ballot (lists Ashley Moody, Alexander Vindman)
Change ResearchJun 11 to Jun 14Names fewer than two candidates on this ballot (lists Alexander Vindman, Ashley Moody)
Change ResearchJun 11 to Jun 14Names fewer than two candidates on this ballot (lists Alexander Vindman, Ashley Moody)
McLaughlin & AssociatesJun 3 to Jun 7Names fewer than two candidates on this ballot (lists Ashley Moody, Alexander Vindman)
Change ResearchMay 13 to May 16Names fewer than two candidates on this ballot (lists Alexander Vindman, Ashley Moody)
Change ResearchMay 13 to May 16Names fewer than two candidates on this ballot (lists Alexander Vindman, Ashley Moody)
Cherry CommunicationsMay 1 to May 9Names fewer than two candidates on this ballot (lists Alexander Vindman, Ashley Moody)
Stetson UniversityMar 25 to Apr 13Names fewer than two candidates on this ballot (lists Ashley Moody, Alexander Vindman)
Echelon InsightsApr 3 to Apr 9Names fewer than two candidates on this ballot (lists Ashley Moody, Alexander Vindman)
MDW CommunicationsMar 27 to Apr 3Names fewer than two candidates on this ballot (lists Ashley Moody, Alexander Vindman)
Emerson CollegeMar 29 to Mar 31Names fewer than two candidates on this ballot (lists Ashley Moody, Alexander Vindman)
University of North FloridaFeb 21 to Mar 2Names fewer than two candidates on this ballot (lists Ashley Moody, Alexander Vindman)

Side by side

Left column: MoodyRight column: Nixon

Total receipts, 2025-2026 cycle, through Oct 14
$14.5M
$11.3M
Cash on hand
$816K
$3.3M
Donor-based spectrum
LiberalCentristConservativeNixonNo published score for Moody
Years since first win on file
1
4
Age on Election Day
51
42

Money: FEC bulk data, through Oct 14. One or more are matched to the FEC by name, party and seat, so a total could belong to someone else.

How these are counted

Total receipts line of each candidate’s principal campaign committee, 2025-2026 cycle. Other sites may show career, six-year or all-committee totals, which differ. Moody: $14,524,032 received, $816,355 cash on hand. Nixon: $11,319,380 received, $3,266,795 cash on hand. The spectrum is a published research score, not our rating. How this works.

What changed in this race

Newest first

Polls via VoteHub (CC BY 4.0)

  1. NEW POLLFlorida Senate

    Florida Senate: Ashley Moody 49, Angie Nixon 43

    InsiderAdvantage, Oct 28 to Oct 29, 1,200 likely voters

  2. NEW POLLFlorida Senate

    Florida Senate: Ashley Moody 53, Angie Nixon 47

    ActiVote, Oct 17 to Oct 27, 400 likely voters

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More about this race

Candidates on the ballot

Source: dos.elections.myflorida.com, dated Oct 28

Seat on the ballot, shift from 2016 to 2022: 8.7 points toward Republicans (Republican by 7.7 in 2016, Republican by 16.4 in 2022).

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History (17 elections for this seat)

1976 to 2024: MIT Election Data and Science Lab, U.S. Senate statewide 1976-2024, retrieved Oct 28, 2026. Compiled by MIT Election Data and Science Lab (MEDSL) from official returns; not an official source

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Election Wrld. (2026). US Senate in Florida, election results. https://www.electionwrld.com/fl/us-senate. Retrieved October 30, 2026.

Sources

Sources: U.S. Senate: senators contact information XML (class per senator) (US government work, public domain), retrieved Oct 28, 2026; MIT Election Data and Science Lab, U.S. Senate statewide 1976-2024 (CC0 1.0), retrieved Oct 28, 2026, compiled by MIT Election Data and Science Lab (MEDSL) from official returns, not an official source; unitedstates/congress-legislators (current) (CC0-1.0), retrieved Oct 28, 2026, compiled by the @unitedstates project volunteers (rosters from official congressional sources) from official returns, not an official source.

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DataState data (JSON)Sources: MIT Election Data and Science Lab, U.S. Senate statewide 1976-2024, VoteHub polls (CC BY 4.0), FEC, DIME (ODC-BY), Portraits: unitedstates/images (public domain), Photo creditsData as of Oct 28, 2026