DSA Goes for Florida
Elections,Midterm Elections,2026 Midterm Elections,US Senate,Senate Elections,Democratic Socialism,Florida,Campaigns,US Congress
Surprise victory for DSA candidate: In Florida's Democratic primary for a U.S. Senate seat, Angie Nixon—an underfunded, ultraprogressive, card-carrying Democratic Socialists of America member candidate—scored a victory against Alex Vindman, who had a fair bit of national name recognition as a witness in President Donald Trump's 2019 impeachment proceedings.
Nixon will now go up against Republican incumbent Sen. Ashley Moody in November—a race in which Moody is favored.
Nixon, a state representative from Jacksonville, joined the DSA earlier this summer. She promises Medicare for All, a $25-per-hour federal minimum wage, a billionaire tax, state-provided childcare (with "living wages" for those workers), and a national rent freeze...
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