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Florida

U.S. Senate · Florida

Election day November 3, 2026 · forecast of November 2, 2026

Our forecast gives the Republicans a 90% chance of winning, with an average lead of 8.3 points.

Safe seat. Chance of a final gap under 5 points: 30%.

Projected vote share

Projection by party

  • Republican 53.6%

    Ashley Moody, incumbent

  • Democrat 46.0%

    Angie Nixon

What Orbit says

Orbit, our experimental model, picks the same favourite as our main forecast: the Republican, with a 71% chance (90% according to Harfang des neiges).

ModelFavouriteChance
Harfang des neigesRepublican90%
OrbitRepublican71%
50/50 blendRepublican80%

Figures as of November 2, 2026. The blend averages the two chances; in replays of the 2018 and 2022 Quebec elections, it beat our main forecast on its own.

Every race according to Orbit

Compared with the average

Republican Democrat Other
Florida 53.6%46.0%0.4%
National averageUnited States 48.3%+5.3 46.0% 5.7%−5.3

Simple average of the 100 districts, not weighted by population.

Projection track

How the projection has moved

Polls in this district

38 polls

Each poll as the pollster published it; these are not the Vote-Scope projection. When a pollster tests several ballots (with or without a given candidate), each one is shown as a scenario.

Current member

Ashley Moody · Republican

Primary results

Held August 18, 2026 · Official source

Democratic primary Angie Nixon 56.1% 705,192 votes
Republican primary Ashley Moody 79.6% 1,320,048 votes

Who's running

The candidates

Candidates for the upcoming election.

  • Republican Incumbent

    Ashley Moody

    source
  • Democrat Challenger

    Angie Nixon

    General-election qualification remains to be verified.

  • Other Challenger

    Gilespie, Neil Joseph

    General-election qualification remains to be verified.

  • Democrat Open seat

    Angie Nixon

    source

Other races in the region

Party ahead and how sure the projection is.

Watch list

The tightest races

The smallest projected gaps between the top two.

  1. IowaRepublican52%4.3-point gap
  2. South CarolinaRepublican53%4.5-point gap
  3. TexasDemocrat67%4.6-point gap
Forecast updated