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Iām not a career politician, Iām a firefighter, an EMT, a paramedic, a husband, a father, and someone who has spent my life serving others when they needed help most. Now, Iām running for Congress because I believe that same commitment to service belongs in Washington.
I know what itās like to make life-or-death decisions, to work alongside people from every background, and to see firsthand the challenges families face, from rising healthcare costs and housing affordability to protecting our environment and strengthening public safety.
My campaign is about putting people before politics, listening before leading, and delivering real results for Floridaās Treasure Coast.
Together, we can fight for:
š Stronger support for first responders
š„ Affordable, accessible healthcare
š Clean water and environmental protection
š Affordable housing and economic opportunity
š³ļø A government that works for everyone, not just the well-connected
This campaign isnāt about me, itās about us and the future we want to build together. Join the movement, share this video, and letās make history together.
Florida Congressional District 21, First Day of Early Voting Recap: (St. Lucie and Palm Beach County Early Voting opened today).
Democrat: 9,508
Republican: 8,195
NPA: 3,977
(~ 9% Voter Turnout)
Go Make a Plan to Vote Early.
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Early voting starts TODAY, Oct. 19 in 34 counties in Florida!
Check the list to see if your county is on it, grab your people and go vote early.
Donāt see your county? Visit AngieNixon.com/vote to find your early voting dates & site.
#AngieForFlorida
Today is the first day today is the first day of early voting here in St. Lucie County and Palm Beach ļæ¼County.
You can walk into any early voting precinct and cast your ballot today. Donāt wait until November 3rd, go and vote now!!!
Black men have always been the backbone of our families, our churches, our businesses, and our neighborhoods. This election, weāre stepping up together.
Join the Black Men for Angie mass call this Sunday night to:
- Hear directly from the campaign about whatās at stake for our communities
- Learn how you can make an impact before Election Day: phone banking, canvassing, kitchen-table conversations, and turning out your circle
- Connect with other Black men across Florida who are organizing for change
Whether youāve volunteered a hundred times or this is your first step, thereās a place for you. Bring your brother, your son, your barber, your deacon, your teammate. Letās build this together.
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Students from North Carolina A&T can be seen marching back to their HBCU after voting on the first day of early voting in the state.
The Guilford County Board of Elections voted to remove the schoolās on-campus polling site. (video via @tmsimmons) greensboro.com/news/local/goā¦
Charlotte Police Officers Accused of Targeting Black Drivers in Shocking... youtu.be/wQJGYf3oAWs?is=1QAIā¦
So now Byron Donalds wants to remember his roots when itās convenient? But you donāt remember your roots when itās time to vote on legislation affecting the community. Making it make sense.
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We are SO close, and we want to share with you how we make it over the finish line and WIN Florida.
Join us for an all-hands-on-deck call about what it takes to cross the finish line with a victory for Angie.
ā° TONIGHT, 8:30 PM ET | RSVP: Angie4Us.com/www
This is an URGENT call to talk about how we win. We are so close and there is only way we make it happen when weāre being outspent 4:1 and weāre facing billionaire dollars pushing out attack ads left and right: people power. But weāve got a winning strategy but it only works if we enact it right now and itās going to take very single one of us.
Come tonight - bring someone you know who should get involved, and letās go win this election for the people of Florida!
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Iām amazed and honored by the love I felt at our Broward County rally with Joy-Ann Reid yesterday. So many of you came out to talk about the issues that matter most to you. I heard you, and Iām taking it with me to D.C.
Thank yāall for supporting me.Ā
#AngieForFlorida
What does a profit a man to gain the whole wide world, but lose his soul. I live comfortably and Iām solid everywhere I go. What more could I ask for?
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Mark Zuckerberg just paid a record $170 million for a mansion on Miamiās āBillionaire Bunker.ā He wonāt notice what services Amendment 3 takes away. You will.
It pulls $12 billion a year out of our police departments, firefighters and 911 response, and renters get no relief at all.
He has a gated island with private security. The rest of us have to count on 911.
Amendment 3 isnāt built for you. Vote NO on 3 on November 3. š³ļø
#NoOn3 #VoteNoOn3 #Florida #FLpolitics
The US Senate race here in Florida allows us to immediately pick up another seat in the US Senate, which is another vote against the harmful legislative direction of this current administration. Everyone in Florida needs to lock in and support Angie Nixon.
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Got questions about Amendment 3? Get real answers, live.
Join us for an Amendment 3 teletownhall on Tuesday, Oct. 13 at 7:30 PM with Congressman Maxwell Frost, State Rep. Anna Eskamani, State Sen. Carlos Guillermo Smith, and former congressional candidate and Palm Beach County firefighter Bernard Taylor.
Property taxes help fund the first responders who show up when you call 911, and Amendment 3 puts that funding at risk. Our panel will break down what it means for you and your community, then take your questions.
Got questions about Amendment 3? Get real answers, live. Join us for an Amendment 3 teletownhall on Tuesday, Oct. 13 at 7:30 PM with Congressman Maxwell Frost, State Rep. Anna Eskamani, State Sen. Carlos Guillermo Smith, and former congressional candidate and firefighter Bernard Taylor. Property taxes help fund the first responders who show up when you call 911, and Amendment 3 puts that funding at risk. Our panel will break down what it means for you and your community, then take your questions.
Martin County losing its FREE public transit system is devastating for residents who depend on it to get to work, medical appointments, and grocery stores. With the Iran conflict driving up fuel costs, now is the worst time to lose this lifeline. We need solutions, not cuts!
Byron Donalds has showed time and time again with his actions, that he is not for us. I choose to believe what he does and not what he says.
Fort Pierce seniors deserve answers. The senior center is more than a building, it provides meals, activities, friendship and connection.
Before it closes, community leaders must explore every option to keep these vital services in Fort Pierce.
Our seniors showed up for us. Now we must show up for them.










