Angie Nixon campaigns in Central Florida ahead of midterm

You Decide 2026, one week until Election Day, and Florida's Senate candidates are making their final push to voters. Some big names joining Democrat candidate Angie Nixon tonight and Republican incumbent Ashley Moody. Larissa Leone live in Kissimmee where Nixon campaigned with Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez today. Larissa? Yeah, you guys, it's crunch time for both of these candidates as they work to earn your vote to take that Senate seat. One week out from Election Day in Florida, U.S. Senate candidates are out trying to gain some last-minute support. Tonight, Democratic Senate candidate Angie Nixon took the stage in Kissimmee alongside U.S. Representative from New York, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Tonight, Nixon speaking about what she says sets her apart from her opponent. Ocasio-Cortez is one of several big Democrats backing Nixon, a list that includes former President Barack Obama. Her opponent, current Senator Ashley Moody, was also in Central Florida today making stops in Gainesville and Ocala. This was Moody speaking about Angie Nixon in early October. So many people here fled from socialism that failed. They will remember that. She has some big names backing her, including President Donald Trump and Governor Ron DeSantis. You're going to send Ashley Moody to defend your safety, your culture, your country, and your freedom. President Donald Trump is set to be in Volusia County on Friday, and we'll have a crew there, too. For now, Larissa Leone, Fox 35 News. Larissa, thanks. The campaign events don't stop today. The president will be coming to Volusia County on Friday to campaign for Angie Nixon's opponent, the incumbent Republican Ashley Moody, and other Florida Republicans as well. We will have a crew there on Friday night. And today, Republican gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds rallied in the state capitol. Our mission over the next seven days is real simple. just get out and vote get out and vote because the consistency the standard of excellence that has become Florida the only way it stays that way if is by your vote so far more than 31 million people have voted early nationwide more than three million of those are right here in Florida early voting is open until November 1st that is this Sunday election day is now one week away on November 3rd.