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"We showed the world what organized people can accomplish," Nixon told supporters Tuesday night. "And we showed the world what people of Florida are all about. Medicare for all. Universal child care. Real, affordable housing. Fully funded public education. And an end to senseless wars."

In her victory speech, Nixon said the win "showed the world what organized people can accomplish," and vowed to continue her surprise run by defeating Moody, the heavy favorite in a state dominated by Republicans over recent years, in the general election.

The race has already inflamed tensions within the Democratic Party over how to energize liberal voters eager for unapologetic, combative candidates while not alienating independents and moderates who have been key to winning in battlegrounds.

The Trump administration doesn’t appear confident in its ability to bring these numbers down. Not only did it cancel this year’s food security report covering 2025, the administration canceled all future iterations, claiming that the reports “do nothing more than fear monger.” A desperate excuse, considering the cancellation couldn’t be justified on the grounds of cost, quality, or utility: the USDA food security report is the most comprehensive on the issue, costs less than $1 million to produce, and informs the implementation of about $100 billion in food assistance through SNAP, which served on average forty-two million people per month last year.

Anthony Constantino believes publicly backing Donald Trump cost his company tens of millions of dollars.