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Alex Vindman Loses Senate Democratic Primary in Florida to DSA Candidate
Nixon won 56% to 44% despite Vindman’s $16 million fundraising haul, underscoring voters’ focus on rent and other economic concerns.
- Alex Vindman lost the Florida Senate Democratic primary to Angie Nixon by a margin of 56.1% to 43.9% despite a large fundraising advantage and endorsements from Senators Tammy Duckworth and Mark Kelly.
- Nixon was supported by progressive figures including Representatives Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, and Maxwell Frost, contributing to her decisive victory over Vindman.
- Vindman graciously conceded and pledged to support Nixon in the general election against incumbent Republican Ashley Moody, expressing belief in the American Dream and praising Nixon's campaign.
- Nixon spent about $710,000 compared to Vindman's $9 million, making her victory a major upset celebrated by socialists and progressive leaders.
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·West Palm Beach, United States
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Trump Takes Hilarious Swipe at Alex Vindman After Stunning Primary Loss: ‘How Cool is That?’ * The Gateway Pundit * by Mike LaChance
A the Gateway Pundit reported earlier this evening, Alex Vindman, a key architect of the Trump impeachment and Ukraine Hoax, got badly beaten in the Florida…
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Vindman Vaporizes $16.2 Million in Loss, Spends 36X DSA Candidate on Ads
NSC Alex Vindman suffered a stunning upset defeat from Angie Nixon on Tuesday night despite spending $16.2 million. The post Vindman Vaporizes $16.2 Million in Loss, Spends 36X DSA Candidate on Ads appeared first on Breitbart.
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