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U.S. Senate · Updated Oct 9

Florida Senate

Ashley Moody win chance

97%

Typical margin: Moody by 10

Republican

Angie Nixon 3%Ashley Moody 97%

Who's running

Ashley MoodyRepublican · Appointed incumbent
Angie NixonDemocrat

What would change it

Move today's polling average and watch our number move with it.

Today: Moody +6.6 in the pollsMoody's chance with the polls as they are

97%

The numbers behind it

Polling averageRCP average, Sep 24 2026Moody +6.6
Cook Political ReportAs of Sep 23, 2026Solid R
Inside ElectionsAs of Oct 1, 2026Solid R
Sabato's Crystal BallAs of Sep 22, 2026Safe R
Money raisedFEC, through Jul 29, 2026Moody $11.3MNixon $975K
Since our last updateOct 8, 2026 → Oct 9, 20264% → 3%
Campaign money

Ashley Moody

Raised $11.3M · $8.5M cash on hand · through Jul 29, 2026 · FEC filing ↗

Angie Nixon

Raised $975K · $265K cash on hand · through Jul 29, 2026 · FEC filing ↗

Our model counts the money gap as worth 1.1 points to Ashley Moody. Even a 10× gap is worth at most 1.5.

Candidates' own committees only, from fec.gov. Third-quarter reports are due Oct 15.

Who lives in Florida

Median age42.7

Bachelor's degree or higher (25+)35.8%

Lives in urban areas91.5%

White, non-Hispanic49.1%

Hispanic28.7%

Black14.3%

Asian3.0%

Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2024; urban share from the 2020 Census. Who lives here, not who votes for whom.

How the numbers moved
  1. Oct 1Inside Elections: Solid RInside Elections
  2. Sep 24Ashley Moody +6.6 in the polling averageRCP average, Sep 24 2026
  3. Sep 23Cook Political Report: Solid RCook Political Report
  4. Sep 22Sabato's Crystal Ball: Safe RSabato's Crystal Ball
  5. Jul 29Angie Nixon had raised $975KFEC filing
  6. Jul 29Ashley Moody had raised $11.3MFEC filing
How we got this number

We blend the polling average (when there is one) with the race's fundamentals: past results, incumbency, the national mood and the money. Then we play the election out 40,000 times, with polling misses that move every race together, and count how often each side wins.

90% of the model's 40,000 simulated elections land between R+19.4 and R+1.0.

Our method ›