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Ashley Moody

Ashley Moody

Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Florida

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Ashley Moody is trading at 93% to win the Florida Senate winner? on prediction markets.

Candidate Overview

Key details about the candidate’s background, party, office sought and current campaign.

Current roleU.S. Senator

PartyRepublican

Political ideologyTrump-aligned Republican

Age51 years old (Mar 28, 1975)

GenderFemale

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LocationFlorida

BackgroundAttorney

EducationUniversity of Florida (B.S., Accounting)

Notable personal detailsAshley Brooke Moody is a Republican attorney and politician who has served as the junior United States senator from Florida since being sworn in on 2025-01-21 after appointment by Governor Ron DeSantis. She previously served as Florida’s 38th attorney general (2019–2025) and was elected as a circuit court judge in Florida’s Thirteenth Judicial Circuit (2007–2017). She began her legal career in commercial litigation and later worked as a federal prosecutor. She earned accounting degrees and her J.D. from the University of Florida and an LL.M. from Stetson University College of Law.

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Political Positions

LiberalConservative

Economy & Taxes

Supports tax reductions and targeted tax relief measures, including extending provisions of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and proposing tax deductions for specific costs (for example, flood insurance and casualty losses). Emphasizes permanent tax reductions for small businesses and reducing regulatory burdens to spur economic growth.

Healthcare

Ashley Moody, as Florida Attorney General, joined state-led federal litigation seeking to invalidate the Affordable Care Act and supported legal challenges that would overturn the law. Her public actions as AG include maintaining Florida’s participation among plaintiffs challenging the ACA’s constitutionality and opposing ACA protections. Her record shows support for dismantling the ACA rather than expanding government-run coverage.

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Immigration & Border

Supports enforcement-first immigration policies including expanded expedited removals/deportations for criminal aliens, increased state and local enforcement cooperation (expanded 287(g)-style authority), and stricter border controls and restrictions on releases of migrants. Has led multi-state legal and policy actions against federal immigration policies she describes as permissive and has introduced federal legislation to accelerate removal of noncitizens convicted of crimes and increase state enforcement powers.

Abortion & Reproductive Rights

The candidate identifies as pro‑life and has defended state restrictions on abortion, supporting enforcement of a 15‑week ban and opposing a proposed state constitutional amendment that would enshrine broad abortion rights. She has urged courts to reject precedents that recognize a broad state constitutional right to abortion and framed abortion restrictions as matters for the legislature and courts.

Climate & Energy

The candidate has taken actions both to limit offshore oil and gas development near Florida’s coast while also opposing federal greenhouse-gas and transportation-emissions rules and regulatory measures such as net-zero highway-emissions requirements. Positions combine local protections for Florida’s coastline with legal and policy opposition to federal emissions regulations and mandates. Overall, the record shows mixed signals on climate and energy policy rather than a clear alignment with aggressive emissions-reduction or pro-fossil-fuel expansion platforms.

Public Safety & Guns

The candidate opposes broad assault‑weapons bans and has defended legal challenges to ballot measures she said would be overly vague and effectively ban many commonly owned semi‑automatic long guns. She emphasizes support for law enforcement and has received endorsements and favorable ratings from pro‑gun groups while promoting public‑safety priorities tied to policing and prosecutors.

Latest News

AINews Summary
Last updatedAug 3, 2026

Ashley Moody is in the news for her 2026 Florida Senate campaign, which is drawing attention because she is running a cautious, low-profile race while some Republicans worry about turnout. Early polling shows a competitive contest against Democrat Alex Vindman, though Moody has also held a narrow lead in some surveys. She is also facing renewed scrutiny over the Hope Florida scandal, with Democrats attacking her role in a $10 million transfer that was later diverted to political committees.

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Latest Polls

Florida Senate winner?

Recent polling results and the candidate's current average in the race.

Polling Average
60%50%40%30%20%10%0%
46.7%
Ashley Moody
A. Moody
Date (Start - End)SpreadMoody
Polling Average
46.7%
University of North Florida Public Opinion Research LabJul 8 - 17
50.0%
University of North Florida Public Opinion Research LabJul 8 - 17
50.0%
Change ResearchJul 9 - 11
45.0%
Change ResearchJun 11 - 14
46.0%
Change ResearchJun 11 - 14
46.0%
McLaughlin & AssociatesJun 3 - 7
47.0%
Global Strategy GroupMay 18 - 21
46.0%
Change ResearchMay 13 - 16
45.0%
Change ResearchMay 13 - 16
46.0%
Cherry CommunicationsMay 1 - 9
48.0%
Stetson University Center for Public Opinion ResearchMar 25 - Apr 13
51.0%
Stetson University Center for Public Opinion ResearchMar 25 - Apr 13
49.0%
Echelon InsightsApr 3 - 9
50.0%
MDW CommunicationsMar 27 - Apr 3
43.4%
Public Policy PollingApr 2 - 3
43.0%
Emerson CollegeMar 29 - 31
47.3%
Emerson CollegeMar 29 - 31
45.3%
Emerson CollegeMar 29 - 31
45.9%
University of North Florida Public Opinion Research LabFeb 21 - Mar 2
45.0%
University of North Florida Public Opinion Research LabFeb 21 - Mar 2
46.0%
University of North Florida Public Opinion Research LabOct 15 - 25
49.0%
The Tyson GroupOct 1 - 3
44.0%

Aggregation source: FiftyPlusOne

Endorsements

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Campaign Fundraising

Latest report: Cycle 2026

Campaign finance totals from the latest available reporting period.

Total raisedCash on hand
$11.3M
$8.5M
$5.6M
$2.8M
$0

2026

Latest
Year
Total raised
Cash on hand
Total spent
Burn rate

Cycle 2026

$11.3M
$8.5M
$2.8M
$146.3K

Source: FEC