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Candidates › Florida U.S. Senate race › 2025–2026
Angela Nixon
DemocraticU.S. SenateFlorida
Has not served in Congress
- On the ballot
- Unconfirmed: a ballot entry matches this filing by surname only. See ballot.
- Where to vote
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- Top priorities
- WHAT ANGIE WILL FIGHT FOR
- A Government that Works for its People, Not Corporations
- Angie believes in Medicare for All.
- Angie believes in Universal Child Care & Pre-K.
- Angie believes in quality Public Education.
- Money
- $11.3M raised, $8.1M spent, $3.3M cash on hand (through Oct 14, 2026). Where it comes from
- Who gives
- 64% of individual money from donors at $200 or less · largest committee giver LEADERS WE DESERVE, $8.5K
- Outside groups
- $4M supporting, $2.1M opposing Nixon
- Backed by
- Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez · Angela Alsobrooks · Maxwell Frost and 181 more. As the campaign lists them
16 priorities from angienixon.com, in the order they are listed there. Every heading and the text under it is copied exactly, as one passage for each page it is from, and links to that place on the page; hover a source to see which passage it opens.
Health care as a right, not a privilege tied to your paycheck.
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A national rent freeze and a real moratorium on evictions.
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So no parent has to choose between working and their kids.
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A union organizer who'll fight for the Working Families Guarantee.
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Angie believes that the government should work for working people — not corporations, not billionaires, and not the political establishment in either party that keeps letting them win.
Ask any Florida family what’s on their mind — whether they’re a Democrat, Republican, or don’t care much for either party — and you’ll hear the same thing: everything costs too much, and their paycheck can’t keep up.
Since the pandemic, household expenses have jumped nearly a third. In Florida, the cost of living is climbing almost five times faster than it did a decade ago. Meanwhile, wages have stayed the same. Today, only a third of Floridians think our own state is affordable.
This isn’t an accident. It isn’t inevitable. While the average American is struggling, corporate landlords, insurance companies, and grocery chains have posted record profits. This year, Elon Musk became the world’s first trillionaire. And instead of delivering relief, politicians in Washington have spent months absorbed in a war that’s driving gas and energy prices even higher, while killing innocent civilians and American service people. Enough is enough.
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Medicare for All
- Free Childcare
- Free Paid Family and Sick Leave
- A National Rent Freeze and Moratorium on Evictions
- A universal jobs program with inflation-adjusted wages
How will we pay for it?
- Tax the billionaires so that everyone pays their fair share
- Prioritize the needs of everyday Americans instead of spending trillions on war and violence overseas
- Get big money out of politics
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The United States is the richest country on earth but doesn’t guarantee healthcare to all its people. Americans pay more for worse outcomes than anywhere else in the developed world. That’s not a healthcare system, it’s a protection racket for insurance and drug companies.
Roughly 100 million Americans — about 4 in 10 adults — carry some form of medical debt, totaling at least $220 billion nationwide. People aren’t going into debt because they made bad choices; they’re going into debt because they got sick, had a baby or broke a bone.
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- Medicare for All that covers every person in America — free at the point of service, with no premiums, no deductibles, no copays, and no surprise bills.
- Comprehensive coverage, including dental, vision, hearing, mental health and substance use treatment, reproductive and maternity care, and prescription drugs.
- Capping prescription drug costs and ending price gouging by drug companies.
- Protecting reproductive freedom, including the right to abortion, contraception, and IVF, free from political interference.
- Expanding home and community-based long-term care so seniors and people with disabilities can age with dignity.
- Canceling the medical debt crushing families. Canceling existing medical debt, wiping it off credit reports for good, and banning debt collectors from coming after patients for medical bill. Angie support senator Sanders’ bipartisan-backed Medical Debt Cancellation Act.
- Paid family and medical leave for every worker in America, guaranteed by law
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Child care in America costs more than college tuition in most states. As a mom of 5, Angie knows this struggle deeply because she is experiencing it.
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- Universal, high-quality child care and pre-kindergarten for every family, regardless of income, capping costs so no family pays more than a small share of their income.
- Living wages for child care and early-childhood educators, who are among the most underpaid workers in the country despite doing some of its most important work.
- Universal school meals so no child goes hungry during the school day.
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Getting an education in America shouldn’t mean a lifetime of debt. About 43 million Americans now owe nearly $2 trillion in student loan debt. That’s about $43,500 per borrower, meaning people owe more for simply trying to get an education than they do on their cars or credit cards.
A degree that was once a ticket to the middle class has become a financial trap for millions of families, forcing young people to delay buying a home, starting a family, or saving for retirement just to keep up with payments on an education they were told they needed to get ahead. It’s not a personal failure; it’s the predictable result of a system that treats higher education as a private commodity instead of a public good.
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- Tuition-free public college and trade school, and canceling student debt.
- Fully funding public K-12 schools and increased teacher wages
- Expanding vocational and apprenticeship programs that lead directly to good union jobs.
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Rent is too high, homeownership is out of reach for millions, and Wall Street landlords are buying up housing stock and squeezing renters to enrich themselves. Florida is getting hit the hardest, and is now the worst state in the country for renters. On top of this, Florida homeowners now pay some of the highest insurance premiums in the nation — often as high as $10,000 a year — nearly three to four times the national average. Housing is a human right, not a speculative asset for the billionaire class.
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- Massive investment in permanently affordable housing, building millions of new affordable units nationwide.
- A national rent stabilization standard, just-cause eviction protections, and the right to counsel in eviction proceedings.
- Cracking down on corporate landlords and Wallstreet speculators buying up single-family homes and driving up rents.
- Expanding Section 8 vouchers so every eligible family can access one without languishing on a waitlist.
- Federal action on the property insurance crisis, including reinsurance backstops and stronger consumer protections, so Floridians aren’t priced out of their own homes by an insurance market that keeps failing them.
- Disaster resilience funding to harden homes against hurricanes
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For too long, corporations have rigged labor law against working people. Angie was a labor organizer and will fight for the dignity of all workers.
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- Passing the PRO Act to make it easier to form a union and harder for corporations to bust one.
- Paid family and medical leave for every worker in America, guaranteed by law.
- Raising the federal minimum wage to a real living wage, indexed to inflation, for every worker, including immigrant and incarcerated workers.
- Ending “right to work” laws and extending labor protections to workers historically excluded from them, including farmworkers and domestic workers.
- Protecting pensions and Social Security, and expanding benefits rather than cutting them.
- Fighting outsourcing and trade policy that has hollowed out American manufacturing towns
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AI companies are racing to build massive data centers, and everyday families are getting stuck with the bill through higher electricity rates, strained water supplies and job cuts — while a handful of billionaires reap the profits.
On top of this, AI companies are rushing products to market that millions now use every day — — with little to no safety testing and no accountability when things go wrong. And things have gone wrong: families have testified before Congress after AI chatbots encouraged self-harm, failed to intervene during a mental health crisis, or in the most tragic cases, were linked to a child’s suicide. This isn’t a hypothetical harm. It’s already happened, and the companies that built these products have moved faster than the laws meant to hold them accountable.
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- Making tech companies pay for the energy and water they use, not passing those costs on to ratepayers.
- No new construction of data centers before there are real federal guardrails put in place, including environmental review and community input requirements.
- Protecting workers from AI-driven job displacement, including a real seat at the table for workers and unions as automation reshapes their industries.
- Breaking up concentrated tech monopolies and strengthening antitrust enforcement against Big Tech.
- Protecting personal data privacy and preventing AI-driven surveillance and discrimination.
- Real safety requirements for AI chatbots and companion apps, including mandatory protocols to detect suicidal ideation and connect users to real crisis resources — not silence, and not an AI pretending to be a therapist.
- Clear disclosure that a user is talking to a machine, not a person — at the start of every conversation and repeated regularly, so no one, especially a child, is confused or manipulated into an unhealthy emotional dependency.
- Banning AI companies from letting chatbots impersonate licensed doctors, therapists, or attorneys
- Independent safety testing before AI products reach kids, not after the harm is already done.
- Funding for families and survivors to pursue accountability, and support for the crisis-response infrastructure (like 988) that these products should be routing kids toward, not away from.
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Angie believes American foreign policy should reflect the values of everyday Americans, not the interests of billionaire defense contractors. This year, lawmakers signed a $1.01 trillion defense budget while Americans at home struggle to afford housing and healthcare.
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- End to the war in Iran and rebalance the federal budget toward investments in everyday people here at home
- Uphold international law and institutions. Angie believes we should use the UN and multilateral diplomacy, not unilateral military action, as the first tool for resolving international conflicts, including in the Middle East.
- Build a future of lasting peace for Palestinians and Israelis in the region rooted in safety, equality and democracy for all people and respect for international law and human rights. This includes an end to US support for illegal settlements in the West Bank and upholding the ceasefire agreement in Gaza.
- Surge aid to places facing humanitarian crises such as: Gaza, the Westbank, Lebanon, Yemen, the Congo and Sudan
- Uphold US law, including the The Leahy Law, which states U.S. taxpayer dollars and military assistance can never be used to enable violations of human rights, regardless of which country receives that aid.
- Restore U.S. participation and funding across UN agencies and public health programs that Americans and the rest of the world rely on.
- Restore humanitarian funding, including support that helps deliver food, medicine, and aid to refugees and children in crisis zones around the world.
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The US has the largest policing, incarceration and deportation system in the world. Millions of people — disproportionately Black, brown, and poor — are locked in cages or living in fear of a knock on the door, while corporations get rich off their suffering. This is not about safety. It is about control and profit. I don’t believe any person is illegal, and I don’t believe human beings should be treated as commodities in a system built to punish rather than to heal. Real safety comes from good jobs, strong schools, affordable housing, and healthcare for all — not from more cameras, more cages, and more agents tearing families apart. It is time we had the courage to say it plainly: mass incarceration and mass deportation are moral failures, and I will fight in the United States Senate to end them.
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- Ending mass incarceration, including federal decriminalization of marijuana and investment in treatment over incarceration for substance use.
- Demilitarizing policing and investing in community-based public safety, violence prevention and crisis response
- A humane immigration system, including a swift path to citizenship for Dreamers and undocumented residents, and a moratorium on deportations pending a full audit of enforcement practices.
- Abolishing ICE and rebuilding immigration enforcement from scratch. Since its creation in 2003, ICE has operated with almost no accountability — and that’s escalated into real tragedy, including U.S. citizens killed by federal immigration agents during enforcement surges in cities like Minneapolis. Angie believes an agency that has repeatedly shown it cannot be trusted with the power it has should not be reformed at the margins — it should be dismantled, with any legitimate immigration enforcement function rebuilt under new, accountable civilian oversight, due process protections, and a mission that reflects American values instead of terror tactics.
- Ending for-profit prisons and detention centers
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Across the country, communities are pushing back against the rapid, unregulated spread of AI-powered surveillance technology — including automated license plate readers (ALPRs) like those sold by Flock Safety. These systems can track every vehicle that passes a camera, building a searchable record of where people go, when, and how often. That data can end up in the hands of federal immigration agents, out-of-state law enforcement, or bad actors — often without a warrant, without public knowledge, and without meaningful oversight. I believe you shouldn’t have to choose between public safety and your right to privacy.
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- Requiring warrants for Surveillance Data Access. Law enforcement should not be able to search months of a person’s movements without judicial oversight. I will fight for federal standards requiring a warrant before ALPR or similar location data can be accessed in most circumstances.
- Ending Data Sharing with Federal Immigration Enforcement. Local police departments should not become a surveillance arm of ICE or CBP. I support legislation prohibiting the sharing of license plate and location data with federal immigration authorities absent a criminal warrant.
- Mandatory Data Deletion Windows. Indefinite retention of everyone’s movements — regardless of suspicion — is not acceptable. I will push for federal guidelines requiring surveillance data to be deleted within a short, defined window (in line with state laws that already require deletion within weeks) unless it is tied to an active investigation.
- Transparency and Public Accountability. Communities deserve to know when surveillance systems are installed, who has access to the data, how it’s used, and how often it leads to shared information with outside agencies. I support requiring public reporting and independent audits for any federally funded surveillance program.
- Ending Federal Funding for Mass Surveillance Systems Without Guardrails. Taxpayer dollars should not underwrite surveillance systems that lack basic privacy protections. I will advocate for tying federal grants and infrastructure funding to clear limits on ALPR use, data sharing, and retention.
- Protect Vulnerable Communities from Targeting. Surveillance systems have a documented history of disproportionately impacting immigrants, communities of color, and political dissidents. Any federal framework must include explicit protections against discriminatory use and misuse for political or retaliatory purposes.
- Local Control and Consent. Decisions about whether to deploy surveillance technology in a community should involve real public input — not be made unilaterally by a mayor’s office or a single department. I support requiring community consent processes before new surveillance contracts are signed or renewed with federal support.
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The climate crisis is an existential threat, and the fossil fuel industry has spent decades lying about it while cashing in. Angie rejects the false choice between good jobs and a livable planet.
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- A bold, union-built transition to renewable energy, creating millions of good-paying, union jobs in wind, solar, and grid modernization, prioritizing the frontline communities that have borne the brunt of pollution for generations.
- Ending taxpayer subsidies for fossil fuel corporations and making polluters pay for the damage they’ve caused.
- Rebuilding and hardening the electric grid, so it’s resilient, affordable, and ready for a clean-energy future
- Disaster resilience funding to harden homes against hurricanes.
- Taking FEMA out of the Department of Homeland Security
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