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Moms Demand Action / Everytown

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Moms Demand Action / Everytown — Gun Sense Candidate

On this ballot

  • Attorney General
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    EditorialWhy Creative Loafing picks José Javier Rodríguez

    Creative Loafing listed this pick in its guide without a write-up.

    Creative Loafing voting guide 2026: How to vote in Tampa Bay, and who we're voting for

  • Chief Financial Officer
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    EditorialWhy Creative Loafing picks Annette Taddeo

    Creative Loafing listed this pick in its guide without a write-up.

    Creative Loafing voting guide 2026: How to vote in Tampa Bay, and who we're voting for

  • Governor and Lieutenant Governor
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    EditorialWhy Creative Loafing picks David Jolly / Gwen Graham

    Creative Loafing listed this pick in its guide without a write-up.

    Creative Loafing voting guide 2026: How to vote in Tampa Bay, and who we're voting for

  • State Representative — District 64
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    EditorialWhy Creative Loafing picks Luis Salazar

    Creative Loafing listed this pick in its guide without a write-up.

    Creative Loafing voting guide 2026: How to vote in Tampa Bay, and who we're voting for

  • United States Senator
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    EditorialWhy Creative Loafing picks Angie Nixon
    • Nixon won the Democratic primary decisively despite being outspent 16 to 1 by the party's preferred candidate, and CL calls her easy to get behind.
    • She was a single mother for 12 years and runs a Jacksonville bookstore and coffee shop. In six years in the Legislature she filed early-learning bills, fought cuts to public schools and limits on abortion, and was arrested protesting the gerrymandered congressional maps.
    • Her agenda, as CL reports it: extend Affordable Care Act subsidies first, lower costs, shore up Social Security and protect families from medical bankruptcy, partly by raising taxes on the very wealthy.
    • CL relays Nixon's case against Ashley Moody: Moody's role in the Hope Florida scandal, her stock trading, her vote for the "Big Beautiful Bill" and its Medicaid cuts, and her refusal to debate.

    The guide lists Nixon without a write-up; these reasons are from CL's Oct. 19 story on her Ybor City rally, which recommends her.

    Ray Roa (with Dave Decker), In Ybor City, Angie Nixon and Bernie Sanders rally against ‘lying, cheating, scheming, thieving Ashley Moody’ (w/photos)

Stances Endorsement

Each endorser's own stated position, as recorded in the progressive and right-leaning guides.

GuideContestChoiceStanceSource
ProgressiveUnited States SenatorAngie NixonSupportsAggregator or secondhand only
ProgressiveGovernor and Lieutenant GovernorDavid Jolly / Gwen GrahamSupportsAggregator or secondhand only
ProgressiveAttorney GeneralJose Javier RodriguezSupportsAggregator or secondhand only
ProgressiveChief Financial OfficerAnnette TaddeoSupportsAggregator or secondhand only
ProgressiveState Representative — District 64Luis SalazarSupportsAggregator or secondhand only

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