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Mason-Dixon poll: Ashley Moody hits 50%, Angie Nixon 40%, and Republicans back the Senator 91% to 3%

The poll places Nixon 10 points behind Moody while showing her leading among several voter groups.

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This article1 analysis · Oct 7, 2026
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A Mason-Dixon poll puts Republican Sen. Ashley Moody ahead of Democrat Angie Nixon, 50% to 40%, in Florida’s Senate race. The results add to a series of polls showing Moody with a lead, though other surveys have found a closer contest.

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Democratic Senate candidate trailing Moody in the poll

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Ashley Moody
R · FL · SEN

Republican U.S. senator and candidate leading the poll

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Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President; his job approval is included in the poll

Bernie Sanders
I · VT · SEN

U.S. senator planning to spend campaign funds on Nixon’s behalf

Ron DeSantis
Former U.S. Representative (R-FL)

Florida governor who appointed Moody to the Senate

Marco Rubio
Secretary of State

Secretary of State and former Florida senator

Nixon’s opponent in the Democratic primary

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Florida Poll Shows Republicans Leading in Governor and Senate Races

A Mason-Dixon poll found Ashley Moody leading Angie Nixon in Florida’s Senate race and Byron Donalds leading David Jolly in the governor’s race. Center outlets emphasize the poll’s margins and findings about voter groups and policy views. Right-leaning outlets likewise report Republican leads, highlighting Democrats’ standing among Hispanic voters in one article and the governor’s race in another.

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