DUVAL COUNTY · NOVEMBER 3, 2026
United States Senator
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3 candidate records. Statements are attributed to their sources; published proposals are not proof of results.
Candidates 1–2 of 3
| Candidate | Ashley MoodyAshley Moody Republican | Angie NixonAngie Nixon Democratic |
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| Healthcare | Ashley MoodyRepublican Moody sponsored S.5059 to simplify FDA reviews of biosimilar biological drugs by deleting a statutory review-process requirement. The bill is a proposal. This statement does not claim enactment, completed FDA implementation or proven price savings. Sources & cited passages
| Angie NixonDemocratic Nixon proposes Medicare for All with no premiums, deductibles or copays, including dental, vision, mental-health and reproductive care. She also supports guaranteed paid family, sick and medical leave. Sources & cited passages
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| Education | Ashley MoodyRepublican Moody sponsored a bill to recognize qualifying homeschool graduates as high-school graduates under federal higher-education law, including student-aid eligibility rules. Sources & cited passages
| Angie NixonDemocratic Nixon proposes universal childcare and pre-kindergarten with costs capped at a small share of family income, alongside higher pay for early-childhood educators. The page’s headline says Free Childcare; its detailed childcare plan specifies an income-based cost cap. This entry follows the detailed plan. Sources & cited passages
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| Housing | Ashley MoodyRepublican Moody sponsored the HELPER Act to create a mortgage-insurance program for qualifying first responders and teachers, including a no-down-payment option for eligible first-time buyers. Sources & cited passages
| Angie NixonDemocratic Nixon’s Working Families Guarantee headline proposes a national rent freeze and eviction moratorium. The detailed Housing section instead lists national rent stabilization and just-cause eviction protections for up to two years; the page does not reconcile these terms. Sources & cited passages
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| Reproductive rights | Ashley MoodyRepublican Moody sponsored a bill making it a federal offense to transport a minor across state lines for an abortion that circumvents the home state’s parental-involvement law, with specified exceptions including life-threatening conditions. Sources & cited passages
| Angie NixonDemocratic Nixon supports protecting access to abortion, contraception and IVF from political interference. Sources & cited passages
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| Economy & taxes | Ashley MoodyRepublican No verified statement on this topic in the guide. | Angie NixonDemocratic Nixon supports a 5% annual tax on billionaire wealth above $1 billion and taxing capital gains at the same rates as wages. Sources & cited passages
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| Immigration | Ashley MoodyRepublican Moody sponsored the RIPPLE Act to let the federal government reimburse state and local officers’ wages and overtime for immigration-enforcement work under 287(g) agreements. Sources & cited passages
| Angie NixonDemocratic No verified statement on this topic in the guide. |
| Government | Ashley MoodyRepublican No verified statement on this topic in the guide. | Angie NixonDemocratic Nixon supports independent redistricting commissions, public financing of elections and a ban on members of Congress trading individual stocks. Sources & cited passages
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| Environment | Ashley MoodyRepublican Moody sponsored legislation barring new oil and gas authorizations in specified offshore areas near Florida, Georgia and South Carolina through June 30, 2032; existing leases would remain unaffected. Sources & cited passages
| Angie NixonDemocratic No verified statement on this topic in the guide. |
| Documented actions | Ashley MoodyRepublican 2025-06-09 Introduced the RIPPLE ActMoody introduced S.1993; the Senate referred it to the Judiciary Committee. This records introduction and referral, without claiming enactment. Official record & context
2025-10-30 Introduced the American Shores Protection ActMoody introduced S.3082; the Senate referred it to the Energy and Natural Resources Committee. This records introduction and referral, without claiming enactment. Official record & context
2026-01-29 Introduced the Home School Graduation Recognition ActMoody introduced S.3747; the Senate referred it to the Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee. This records introduction and referral, without claiming enactment. Official record & context
| Angie NixonDemocratic No verified action record published in this guide. |
| Campaign funding | Ashley MoodyRepublican No reconciled campaign-finance totals published; unknown does not mean zero. | Angie NixonDemocratic No reconciled campaign-finance totals published; unknown does not mean zero. |
| Research limits | Ashley MoodyRepublican Selected attributed policy statements and dated records are shown here. This is not an exhaustive platform, governing-record or campaign-finance review. Full candidate investigation →Official election listing
| Angie NixonDemocratic Selected attributed policy statements and dated records are shown here. This is not an exhaustive platform, governing-record or campaign-finance review. Full candidate investigation →Official election listing
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Candidates 3–3 of 3
| Candidate | Neil J. GillespieNeil J. Gillespie No party affiliation |
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| Healthcare | Neil J. GillespieNo party affiliation Gillespie proposes national health coverage while allowing people to opt out. Sources & cited passages
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| Immigration | Neil J. GillespieNo party affiliation Gillespie supports vetted legal immigration, lawful removal of people entering illegally and a path to citizenship for immigrants who follow the rules. Sources & cited passages
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| Government | Neil J. GillespieNo party affiliation Gillespie argues that lawyers admitted to practice should be excluded from elected legislative and executive offices under his interpretation of separation of powers. This is Gillespie’s constitutional argument, not an established legal eligibility rule. Sources & cited passages
Gillespie lists free speech, press freedom, separation of church and state, and the right to seek redress as priorities. Sources & cited passages
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| Campaign funding | Neil J. GillespieNo party affiliation No reconciled campaign-finance totals published; unknown does not mean zero. |
| Research limits | Neil J. GillespieNo party affiliation Selected attributed policy statements and dated records are shown here. This is not an exhaustive platform, governing-record or campaign-finance review. Full candidate investigation →Official election listing
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Voting hours, deadlines & ID
DUVAL COUNTY · GENERAL ELECTION
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Countywide guide: 28 candidate and judicial-retention contests, plus 4 ballot questions.
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Early voting October 20–November 1 · voting hours, mail deadlines & ID
Election Day
November 3 · 7 a.m.–7 p.m.
Vote at your assigned precinct.
Early voting
October 20–November 1 · daily hours
Oct. 20–23: 8 a.m.–6 p.m.
Oct. 24–25: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Oct. 26–30: 7 a.m.–7 p.m.
Oct. 31–Nov. 1: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Vote by mail
The deadline to request a mailed ballot was October 22 at 5 p.m. For domestic ballots, the elections office must receive the ballot by November 3 at 7 p.m.; a postmark does not count. Sign the return envelope. Return it to the elections office during office hours or an early-voting site during voting hours. Election Day precincts do not accept mail-ballot drop-offs. Track your mail ballot ↗
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Before you vote
The regular registration deadline was October 5; limited late-registration exceptions apply. For in-person voting, bring valid, current photo and signature ID; these may be on two separate IDs. If you do not have acceptable ID, you may still vote a provisional ballot. See acceptable IDs ↗
Voting dates, hours and ID guidance checked against official Duval County sources October 26, 2026. Candidate and ballot-question source dates appear with their evidence. All times are local (Eastern).
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