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Angie Nixon Wins Florida Senate Primary After Backing Cuts to U.S. Aid to Israel

Democratic Socialists of America member Angie Nixon, a Florida state representative, won the Democratic nomination in Florida's Senate special election on Tuesday, defeating retired Army officer Alex Vindman by a projected 55.8 to 44.3 percent. Nixon said she would have voted for a July congressional resolution stripping $3.3 billion in American military aid to Israel, and filed a state House ceasefire resolution weeks after the October 7 attacks. Vindman, a Jewish immigrant born in Soviet Ukraine, raised $16 million to her $900,000 and had warned of rising antisemitism in the party's socialist wing. She faces Republican Senator Ashley Moody in November in the state with America's third-largest Jewish population.

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of aid pallets inside a cargo aircraft; contextual illustration, not the reported event.

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