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Florida Senate Race 2026: Live Results and Updates

Voters in Florida are choosing a US senator in the midterm elections of 3 November 2026. This page carries the reports on this race as they come in.

Seat count so far

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Counts appear here as top news sources report them

Called for Democrats by France 24

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Projections and forecasts

Calls and forecasts made by the organisations named below, as reported by news publishers. They are not results.

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  • CalledFor Democrats

    Call by France 24, via France 24 ↗ ·

  • CalledFor Democrats

    Call by The New York Times, via The New York Times ↗ ·

  • CalledFor Democrats

    Call by Decision Desk HQ, via The Hill ↗ ·

Latest updates

  1. Republican Ashley Moody defeats progressive Angie Nixon in Florida Senate race

    Republican Ashley Moody has defeated progressive Angie Nixon in the Florida Senate race, according to The Guardian.

  2. Ashley Moody projected to win Florida Senate seat over Angie Nixon

    Senator Ashley Moody, a Republican, is projected to win a full term in Florida, according to Decision Desk HQ. She led Democrat Angie Nixon by 0.7 percentage points with 84.3 percent of the vote reported as of 8.03 pm Tuesday.

  3. Democrat Angie Nixon leads early Florida votes in Senate race

    As the vote count began in Florida, Democrat Angie Nixon was in the lead against Republican Ashley Moody, according to NBC News. The count is at an early stage, so the result is not yet decided.

    Source:NBC News ↗
  4. Florida polls close at 7 p.m. for midterm elections

    Polling stations in Florida are set to close at 7 p.m. for the midterm elections, according to Tampa Bay 28. The station has started live updates on the vote.

    Source:Tampa Bay 28 ↗

Frequently asked questions

When will the Florida Senate race result be known?

Some races are called on election night. Close contests, mail ballots and recounts can delay a call by days.

What is at stake in the Florida Senate race?

Voters in Florida are choosing a US senator. A party needs 51 of the 100 seats to control the Senate.

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