Key Florida Senate Race Has Been Called

She repeatedly sued the Biden administration over open-border policies, COVID mandates, student

loan forgiveness, and efforts to undermine state sovereignty on issues like parental rights and biological sex in sports. As chair of Florida’s Statewide Council on Human Trafficking, she cracked down on predators. She secured historic multibillion-dollar opioid settlements from Big Pharma, supported and recruited law enforcement officers, defended the Second Amendment, and protected the unborn and religious liberty.

During Trump’s first term, she served on the Presidential Commission on Law Enforcement and the Administration of Justice.

DeSantis highlighted her “impressive resume” and “demonstrated record of delivering results” on immigration, noting she would join the “enforcement caucus, not the amnesty caucus.”

Moody has described her mission simply: “America first. Get it done.”

Upon her appointment, she pledged to “fight for President Trump to deliver the ‘America First’ agenda on Day One.” Her Senate work has focused on border security, rule of law, and Florida’s military and veterans priorities; she later joined the Armed Services Committee, drawing on her military family background.

As she campaigns to hold the seat in the August 18, 2026, Republican primary and November special election, Moody has amassed a powerful roster of endorsements from the conservative movement’s heavyweights.